About Italy SuperEnalotto
SuperEnalotto is the most popular lottery in Italy and has been played since 3 December 1997.
The draw happens three times a week every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 19:00 GMT.
The odds of winning the jackpot are among the lowest in the world. However, this lottery also offers the highest jackpot in the world since jackpots grow very high because there is no cap in jackpot and no roll down of jackpots either. And the best part is that, winnings are not taxed. Jackpot winners have the option to receive their winnings in lump sum or annuity payment.
Largest single-ticket jackpot winning up to date is €177.7 million which was won by a syndicate of 70 winners.
To win the jackpot, your ticket must match the 6 main numbers drawn by the SuperEnalotto lottery officials. An additional bonus ball called “Jolly Number” is also drawn. This number is significant only for players who match 5 numbers to win the 2nd prize category.
What Happens Next
Once you placed an order with us, you will receive your WeLoveLotto official ticket(s), which can then be viewed within your “My Account“ page.
Once each draw has taken place and the prize breakdown has been announced, WeLoveLotto will publish and upload the results onto our website. We will also send out to all participating Players a full result email.
WeLoveLotto system will automatically check your ticket for any winning matching combinations against your play ticket and will systematically load any prize winnings onto your WeLoveLotto “My Wallet”.
Winning ticket holders will receive a notification email from us. Thereafter, you may withdraw your winnings using your “My Account” page.
Prizes Offered When Playing Italy SuperEnalotto
There are total of 5 prize categories offered when playing SuperEnalotto. To win the jackpot, you must match all 6 drawn numbers. The table below shows the full breakdown of SuperEnalotto winning prize tiers, including the approximate odds of winning and estimated prize amount.
SuperEnalotto winning numbers
and prize breakdowns,
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