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SuperItalianLottery.com is an independent, English-language guide to the Italian lottery. We explain how SuperEnalotto, Lotto, 10eLotto and MillionDAY actually work, publish the winning numbers after every draw, and set out the rules that decide what a prize is worth: draw schedules, prize tiers, withholding tax and claim deadlines.
We are not a lottery operator and we do not sell tickets. We have no relationship with ADM, Sisal, IGT or Lottomatica. Everything on this site is written for readers outside Italy who want the Italian rules explained in plain English.
Why this site exists
Italy runs some of the oldest and largest lotteries in Europe, but almost everything written about them is in Italian. The official sources are accurate and complete and unreadable if you do not speak the language. What reaches English-speaking readers instead is usually a thin translation of a marketing page, often years out of date on the points that matter most: the tax threshold, the claim window, which games can legally be played from abroad.
This site was started in 2009 to close that gap. The aim is narrow and deliberately unglamorous: describe the Italian lottery accurately in English, keep the numbers current, and be explicit about what we do not know.
What we are not
- We are not a lottery operator and hold no gaming concession.
- We do not sell tickets, take stakes or accept deposits.
- We are not affiliated with, endorsed by or acting for ADM, Sisal, IGT or Lottomatica. Those names appear on this site only because we write about the games they run.
- We cannot process, verify or pay out a prize claim. Only the operator can do that.
The site at a glance
Published bySuper Italian Lotto, the editorial name used for all content on this site
- CoversSuperEnalotto, Lotto, 10eLotto, MillionDAY, Gratta e Vinci, Eurojackpot Italy, SiVinceTutto
- LanguageEnglish only. We do not translate machine-generated Italian text.
- Primary sourcesADM, Sisal and Lottomatica publications, checked by hand
- Funded byAffiliate commission from licensed platforms. No paid placements.
How we work
Every number on this site is taken by hand from a primary source. We do not scrape competitors, we do not republish press releases, and we do not use automated feeds for figures that decide whether a reader wins or loses money.
- Primary sources only. Draw results, prize tiers, tax rates and claim deadlines come from ADM, Sisal and Lottomatica. Where the operators disagree with each other, we say so instead of picking the more attractive number.
- Checked before publication. Winning numbers are read from the official result page after the draw and entered manually. A second read-through follows before the page goes live.
- Dated, not evergreen. Every page carries the date it was last reviewed. If a page has not been checked recently, the date says so rather than hiding it.
- Rules get re-checked, not assumed. Draw days, tax thresholds and claim windows are set by the operators and by Italian law and do change. We re-read the source rather than copying our own older page.
What we will not publish
- No prediction systems. Every draw is independent. Hot numbers, cold numbers and overdue numbers do not exist, and we will not sell the idea that they do.
- No guaranteed-win claims. Not for a platform, not for a syndicate, not for a strategy.
- No unnamed sources. If we cannot point at where a figure came from, it does not go on the page.
- No unlabelled advertising. Commercial links are marked as such, on the page where they appear.
Who writes this
Content on SuperItalianLottery.com is written and maintained under the editorial name Super Italian Lotto. Articles carry a named author and the date of the last review, so you can see who is responsible for a page and how current it is.
The site is run by [AUTEURSNAAM], who has spent [AANTAL] years working on lottery and gambling information sites for international audiences. That experience is in publishing and research, not in operating games: we read the rules closely, but we do not run draws and we are not lawyers or tax advisers.
Spotted something wrong? Corrections are welcome and we would rather hear it from you than leave it standing. Get in touch via the author page and tell us which page and which figure.Contact the editor
How this site makes money
SuperItalianLottery.com is free to read and carries no subscription. When we link to a licensed platform such as Lottofy or Giant Lottos and you open an account there, we may receive a commission. You pay nothing extra, and the price of a line is the same as it would be without our link.
Three rules keep that from bending what we write:
- Commission does not buy position. Platforms are ordered by what we think they offer a reader, not by what they pay. A higher rate does not move a platform up the page.
- Nobody gets copy approval. No operator, network or advertiser sees, reviews or approves an article before it is published.
- Drawbacks stay in. If a platform has a weak licence, a wide margin or slow payouts, that goes on the page next to the link.
Where a link is commercial, it is marked on the page itself. If that ever stops being true, treat it as an error and tell us.
Accuracy, and the limits of it
We check what we publish, but this is an information site and not an official record. Draw results published here are for information only and are never confirmation that a prize has been won. Before making a claim, always verify the numbers against the operator’s own published result.
Nothing on this site is legal, financial or tax advice. Italian tax is withheld at source by the operator, but your own country may tax a prize as well, and the rules differ per country and per situation. For anything that turns on your personal circumstances, speak to a qualified adviser.
Playing a lottery costs money and the expected return is negative. Play only with money you can afford to lose, and only if you are 18 or over. If gambling is causing you difficulty, our responsible gaming page lists where to find help.
Frequently asked questions about this site
Do you sell lottery tickets?
No. We are an information site. Tickets and stakes are sold by licensed operators and brokers, never by us. We cannot take an entry, hold funds or pay out a prize.
Are you connected to Sisal, ADM or Lottomatica?
No. We have no commercial, contractual or corporate relationship with any Italian lottery operator or with the regulator. We write about their games; that is the whole of the connection.
How do you make money if the site is free?
Through affiliate commission on links to licensed platforms, marked as such on the page. It costs you nothing extra and does not decide the order in which platforms appear. See the section above for the rules we hold ourselves to.
Can you help me claim a prize?
We cannot. Only the operator or the retailer that sold the ticket can verify and pay a claim. What we can do is explain the procedure and the deadline, which is what our claim guides are for.
How often is the site updated?
Results are added after each draw. Rule pages are re-checked against the source when the operators change something and reviewed periodically in between. Every page shows the date it was last reviewed at the top.
About this page. SuperItalianLottery.com is an independent English-language information website about Italian lotteries. We are not an operator, do not sell tickets, and are not affiliated with ADM or any concession holder. Some outbound links are affiliate links, for which we may receive a commission at no extra cost to you. Draw schedules, prices and tax rules are set by the operators and by Italian law and can change. Gambling involves risk. Play responsibly. 18+