At a glance
- Number format
- 6 from 90
- Usual draws
- Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
- Draw time
- 8 pm Italian local time
- Prize currency
- Euros (EUR)
Source: SuperEnalotto official game guide (Italian) · SuperEnalotto official schedule and overview (Italian)
Six main numbers
The main game uses six numbers from 1 to 90. Its prize categories are 6, 5+1, 5, 4, 3 and 2 matches. Start by checking the six-number combination for the correct draw.
Jolly and SuperStar mean different things
The Jolly is an additional drawn number used for the 5+1 prize category. SuperStar is an optional additional game with its own prize categories. Do not treat either as another main number, and check whether SuperStar was included on the ticket.
Draw times and the archive
The usual schedule is Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 8 pm in Italy. Check the official site for calendar changes. In the Italian archive, “concorso” identifies the draw and “estrazione” refers to the drawing.
Source: SuperEnalotto official schedule and overview (Italian)
Reading the correct prize category
Open the draw that matches the ticket before reading its prize breakdown. Keep the main game and any optional-game prizes separate. A next-draw jackpot headline does not tell you the payout for a previous draw.
Checking a ticket
Use the official archive to select the draw on your ticket, then compare the main and special-number groups separately. Confirm the applicable prize and claim requirements with the operator that issued the ticket. This guide and our UK number checker do not validate international tickets.
Game rules and schedules can change. The review date above refers to this guide, not the most recent draw.
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