A SuperEnalotto player from Sassari in Sardinia has become the first jackpot winner since the game resumed, landing a prize of almost €60 million in the latest draw on Tuesday 7th July.
The time period for claiming SuperEnalotto prizes has returned to normal. Deadlines had been suspended earlier this year so that players did not feel under pressure to come forward during the peak of the coronavirus crisis.
SuperEnalotto draw number 48 will be rescheduled to account for the public holiday on 2nd June. Find more details below, plus the results of the draw on Tuesday 19th May, in which a prize of over €132,000 was won.
After a six-week suspension due to the coronavirus crisis, SuperEnalotto draws are scheduled to resume on 4th May. Other games, including Eurojackpot and Lotto, are also set to restart.
SuperEnalotto and other Italian games have been suspended until further notice due to the coronavirus crisis. The decision was made by the Customs and Monopolies Agency to try and help contain the spread of Covid-19.
