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Italian Lotteries: SuperEnalotto, Lotto and More

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Italy has a draw almost every day of the week, from the rolling SuperEnalotto jackpot to the twice-daily MillionDAY and the classic Lotto wheels. Here you see how each game works, when it is drawn, what your odds are and how prizes are taxed.

Current SuperEnalotto jackpot

Estimated jackpot

€40.3 million

The estimated SuperEnalotto jackpot is €40.3 million. Draws are Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 20:00 CET.

Latest result · Tuesday 13 October 2026 (164/26)

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Six numbers from 90. The gold ball is the Jolly number, the white ball is the SuperStar.

Source: SuperEnalotto. The amount can change until the draw.


Choose your numbers
DrawsEvery day of the week
Biggest jackpotSuperEnalotto, no cap
Tax on prizes20% above €500

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Official Italian lotteries in 2026

All Italian lotteries run under state licence, supervised by the customs and monopolies agency ADM. Sisal operates SuperEnalotto and its spin-offs; Lotto, 10eLotto and MillionDAY form the Lotto family. Each game suits a different player: a huge jackpot, frequent small wins or a fixed top prize.

Game Draws How you win Top prize
SuperEnalotto Tue, Thu, Fri, Sat at 20:00 Match 6 numbers from 90 Rolling jackpot, no cap
Lotto Italy Tue, Thu, Fri, Sat Bet on numbers on 10 regional wheels or the national wheel Fixed payouts per bet
MillionDAY Daily at 13:00 and 20:30 Match 5 numbers from 55 €1 million, fixed
10eLotto Several times a day, plus an evening draw with Lotto Match your numbers to 20 drawn Fixed prizes
SiVinceTutto Wednesday Match 2 to 6 of 6 numbers drawn Whole prize fund paid out every draw
Eurojackpot Tue, Fri 5 from 50 plus 2 Euro numbers Shared European jackpot
Gratta e Vinci Instant Scratch the card Depends on the card

Exact times, including holiday changes, are on the draw schedule. Every game is described on all Italian lotteries.

This week’s biggest jackpot

SuperEnalotto is the only Italian game whose jackpot keeps growing until someone wins it. Here is where it stands now.

Estimated jackpot

€40.3 million

The estimated SuperEnalotto jackpot is €40.3 million. Draws are Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 20:00 CET.

Latest result · Tuesday 13 October 2026 (164/26)

421303338784134

Six numbers from 90. The gold ball is the Jolly number, the white ball is the SuperStar.

Source: SuperEnalotto. The amount can change until the draw.

Next SuperEnalotto draw
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 20:00 Italian time

Ticket sales close at 19:30

Rules, prize tiers, the Jolly and the SuperStar are explained on the SuperEnalotto page.

Which Italian lottery gives you the best chance?

It depends on what you call winning. The odds below are for the top prize with one standard entry, calculated by our editors from each game’s format.

Game Top prize Odds of the top prize
MillionDAY €1 million 1 in 3,478,761
Eurojackpot Jackpot, capped 1 in 139,838,160
SuperEnalotto Jackpot, no cap 1 in 622,614,630

MillionDAY’s top prize is about 180 times easier to hit than the SuperEnalotto jackpot, but it never grows. SuperEnalotto is the long shot with the biggest payout. Lotto and 10eLotto work with fixed odds per bet, so you choose your own risk. SiVinceTutto pays out its whole prize fund every week, so someone always wins.

How to play Italian lotteries from outside Italy

In Italy you buy a ticket at a point of sale or through an Italian gaming account, which needs an Italian tax code. Most people abroad use an international online lottery service instead. Those services either buy a ticket on your behalf or let you bet on the outcome of the draw. Read the terms before you pay, so you know which of the two you get.

1Choose a licensed service. Check the licence number in the site’s footer and whether it accepts players from your country.
2Pick your game and numbers. Not every service offers every Italian game; SuperEnalotto is the most widely available.
3Compare the price per entry. Online services charge more than the official Italian price, and the markup differs per service.
4Check the result. The service should notify you, but check the latest results yourself as well.

Compare the options first. We list the services that offer Italian lotteries to international players, with their prices and licences.

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Tax on Italian lottery prizes

Since 1 March 2020, Italy withholds 20% on the part of a prize above €500. The operator deducts it before paying out, and it applies to foreign winners too. A €10,000 prize is taxed on €9,500, so you receive €8,100. Your own country may tax the win again; the tax page explains how.

Prizes up to €5000%Paid out in full.
Part above €50020%Withheld before payout.
Claim period90 daysFor SuperEnalotto, after the official results.

Frequently asked questions

Which is the main Italian lottery?

SuperEnalotto, because of its jackpot without a ceiling. By tradition the Lotto, with its regional wheels, is the oldest and most played. See all Italian lotteries for the full list.

Can a foreigner win an Italian lottery?

Yes. You do not need Italian citizenship or residency to win. The 20% Italian tax on the part above €500 applies to foreign winners as well. If you play through an online service, check its terms for how large prizes are paid.

When are the Italian lottery draws?

SuperEnalotto and Lotto draw on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday evening. MillionDAY draws every day at 13:00 and 20:30, SiVinceTutto on Wednesday and Eurojackpot on Tuesday and Friday. The draw schedule has the exact times.

Who runs the Italian lotteries?

The state, through licences supervised by ADM. Sisal operates SuperEnalotto; the Lotto family is run under a separate concession. Read what Lottomatica is for the background.

Who won the biggest Italian lottery prize?

The SuperEnalotto record of €371.1 million went to a syndicate of 90 shareholders in February 2023. The stories behind the largest wins are on the biggest Italian lottery winners.

More on the Italian lottery

About this page. Written by Wouter, editor of SuperItalianLottery.com, who follows the Italian and European lottery markets. Draw days, prices and tax rules are checked against Sisal and ADM, and the odds are our own calculation. We do not sell tickets and are not affiliated with Sisal, Lottomatica or ADM. Some links go to lottery services that pay us a commission; that does not change what we write. 18+. If gambling stops being fun, read our responsible gaming page.
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