All Italian Lotteries

Italy offers some of Europe’s biggest jackpot draws and daily number games. Every official lottery operates under strict rules set by the national regulator, ADM. State-licensed concessionaires like Lottomatica and Sisal manage daily ticket sales and draws across the country.

Whether you want life-changing multi-million jackpots or fast-paced daily draws, this guide covers every major Italian lottery. You can also view live numbers on our lottery results page or verify draw days on the weekly draw schedule.

1. SuperEnalotto: The Flagship Rolling Jackpot

SuperEnalotto is Italy’s most famous lottery game. It is known across the world for massive, uncapped jackpots that routinely climb past €100 million. Draws take place four evenings per week: Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.

Players choose 6 main numbers from a pool of 1 to 90. Because the odds of hitting all six numbers are 1 in 622 million, prize pools roll over frequently. Players can also add the optional SuperStar number to multiply non-jackpot prizes and unlock extra winning tiers.

2. Italian Lotto (Lotto Nazionale)

Italian Lotto is one of the oldest number draws in history. Instead of chasing a single national rollover, players bet on 5 numbers drawn from 90 across 10 regional city wheels plus an eleventh national wheel (Ruota Nazionale).

Lotto offers versatile playstyles. You can wager on matching a single number (Estratto), two numbers (Ambo), three (Terno), four (Quaterna), or five (Cinquina). Draws take place on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings.

3. 10eLotto: Fast Draws Every 5 Minutes

If you prefer rapid action, 10eLotto is designed for quick results. In this popular variant, 20 winning numbers are drawn from a pool of 90.

The most common format runs every five minutes throughout the day. You can also link your ticket to the traditional evening Lotto draw or play an instant game right after purchasing your entry.

4. MillionDAY: Daily €1 Million Top Prize

MillionDAY is a simple, fixed-odds daily draw with two chances to win every day at 13:00 and 20:30. Entry costs just €1 per line.

Players pick 5 numbers from a range of 1 to 55. Matching all five numbers awards a fixed top prize of €1,000,000. It is widely favored for its clean rules and straightforward odds compared to larger jackpot games.

5. SiVinceTutto: All Prize Money Won Every Wednesday

SiVinceTutto is a special weekly draw held every Wednesday evening. Unlike rolling jackpot games, the entire prize pool must be paid out on the night of the draw.

Players select 12 numbers on their slip from a 1 to 90 grid, but only 6 winning numbers are drawn. If nobody hits all six numbers, the jackpot rolls down to reward players who match 5, 4, 3, or even 2 numbers.

6. Italian Eurojackpot: The Transnational Alternative

Italy also participates in Eurojackpot, Europe’s popular multi-state lottery. Italian players compete alongside 18 other European countries for jackpots capped at €120 million.

Draws take place on Tuesday and Friday nights in Helsinki. Players select 5 main numbers from 50, plus 2 Euro numbers from 12.

7. Gratta e Vinci: Instant Scratch Cards

Not all Italian lottery games require waiting for an evening draw. Gratta e Vinci covers Italy’s official state scratch card catalog.

Card prices range from €1 to €25 at authorized tobacconists (Tabacchi) across Italy. Top prizes vary by game card, offering instant payouts on the spot.

Italian Lottery Tax on Winnings

Before entering any game, review the official taxation rules. In Italy, lottery winnings up to €500 are 100% tax-free. Any portion of a prize above €500 is subject to a standard 20% state deduction at payout. For complete rate tables and payout procedures, see our dedicated guide to Italian lottery taxes.