Italian Eurojackpot

Eurojackpot: The Pan-European Lottery in Italy

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Eurojackpot is a lottery shared by 18 European countries, and in Italy it is sold by Sisal. You pick 5 numbers from 1 to 50 and 2 Euro numbers from 1 to 12. Draws are every Tuesday and Friday evening, and the jackpot can grow to a maximum of €120 million. Bought in Italy, a ticket costs €2 and falls under Italian tax rules.

Live Eurojackpot Data

Jackpot Cap
€120,000,000
Draw Days
Tue & Fri (20:00)
Price in Italy
€2 per line



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Latest Eurojackpot results

EuroJackpot

Friday 16 October 2026

  • 12
  • 24
  • 25
  • 29
  • 45
  • 1EN
  • 9EN

Jackpot: €11,398,476

Last updated 16 October 2026, 18:30 UTC


Eurojackpot in Italy at a glance

Feature Eurojackpot, bought in Italy
Seller in Italy Sisal
Countries 18 European countries share one prize pool
Draws Tuesday and Friday, 20:00 Italian time, held in Helsinki
How to play 5 numbers from 1 to 50, plus 2 Euro numbers from 1 to 12
Price in Italy €2 per combination
Jackpot cap €120 million
Odds of the jackpot 1 in 139,838,160
Odds of any prize About 1 in 32
Tax in Italy 20% on the part of a prize above €500
Claim period in Italy 90 days; 3 years for prizes of €10 million or more

How to play Eurojackpot in Italy

1Pick 5 main numbers from 1 to 50. By hand or with a quick pick.
2Pick 2 Euro numbers from 1 to 12. These come from a separate, much smaller pool.
3Choose your draw. Tuesday, Friday or both. One combination costs €2 in Italy.
4Check the result. All 5 numbers plus both Euro numbers wins the jackpot. The latest numbers are on our results page.

Eurojackpot prize tiers and odds

There are 12 prize tiers, from 5 + 2 down to 2 + 1. Half of all stakes goes to the prize pool, so prize amounts below the jackpot vary per draw. The odds are our own calculation for one combination.

Tier Match Odds
1 5 + 2 (jackpot) 1 in 139,838,160
2 5 + 1 1 in 6,991,908
3 5 + 0 1 in 3,107,515
4 4 + 2 1 in 621,503
5 4 + 1 1 in 31,075
6 4 + 0 1 in 13,811
7 3 + 2 1 in 14,125
8 2 + 2 1 in 985
9 3 + 1 1 in 706
10 3 + 0 1 in 314
11 1 + 2 1 in 188
12 2 + 1 1 in 49

What happens at the €120 million cap

The jackpot rolls over until someone wins it or it reaches €120 million. Once it hits the cap, the money that would have made it grow goes to the tier below instead, so the 5 + 1 prize gets bigger while the jackpot stays at €120 million.

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Eurojackpot compared with SuperEnalotto

Both are sold by Sisal in Italy, but they are very different games.

Eurojackpot SuperEnalotto
Jackpot Capped at €120 million No cap
Jackpot odds 1 in 139,838,160 1 in 622,614,630
Draws Tuesday and Friday Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Price per line in Italy €2 €1
Tax in Italy 20% above €500 20% above €500

The Eurojackpot is about four and a half times easier to win than the SuperEnalotto jackpot, but it can never become as large. For the American comparison: the Powerball jackpot is 1 in 292,201,338.

How Eurojackpot came to Italy

Eurojackpot started in March 2012, and Italy was one of the founding countries, with Sisal as its seller. The game was set up as a European rival to EuroMillions, with a capped jackpot that is won more often. In 2022 the rules changed in all countries: the cap went up from €90 million to €120 million and a second weekly draw, on Tuesday, was added.

Frequently asked questions

Can I claim in Italy a Eurojackpot ticket bought in another country?

No. You can only claim a prize in the country where the ticket was bought. A ticket bought from Sisal in Italy is paid out in Italy, under Italian rules.

How much tax do I pay on a Eurojackpot win in Italy?

20% on the part of the prize above €500, deducted before payout. A €10,000 prize pays out €8,100. In some other Eurojackpot countries the tax is lower or zero, so the same win is worth a different amount depending on where you bought the ticket. See the Italian lottery tax page.

Where is Eurojackpot drawn?

In Helsinki, Finland, every Tuesday and Friday evening, under independent supervision. The same numbers apply in all 18 countries.

How long do I have to claim a prize in Italy?

90 days from the day after the official results are published. For prizes of €10 million or more you have three years.

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About this page. Written and fact-checked by Wouter, editor of SuperItalianLottery.com. Price, draw days, tax and claim rules are checked against Sisal’s published information; the odds are our own calculation. We do not sell tickets and are not affiliated with Sisal, ADM or the Eurojackpot organisation. 18+. Read our responsible gaming page if gambling stops being fun.
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