Italian Eurojackpot
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Find clear and up-to-date information about Italian Eurojackpot, including results, rules, prizes and useful lottery information.
Italian Eurojackpot gives players in Italy the chance to take part in one of Europe’s biggest international lottery games. To play, you choose 5 main numbers from 1 to 50 and 2 Euronumbers from 1 to 12.
Eurojackpot is played across multiple European countries, so Italian players compete for the same main jackpot as players elsewhere in participating Europe. With two draws every week and a jackpot that can reach €120 million, it is very different from purely Italian games such as Lotto and MillionDay.
Already have a ticket? Check our latest Italian lottery results or view the Italian lottery draw schedule.
Eurojackpot results in 2026
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What Is Italian Eurojackpot?
Eurojackpot is an international European lottery that has been available to players in Italy since 2012.
Unlike SuperEnalotto, Eurojackpot is not exclusively Italian. Players from participating European countries contribute to and compete for the same jackpot.
| Eurojackpot Feature | Current Game Format |
|---|---|
| Main numbers | Choose 5 |
| Main number range | 1–50 |
| Euronumbers | Choose 2 |
| Euronumber range | 1–12 |
| Price per standard combination | €2* |
| Draw days | Tuesday and Friday* |
| Current draw time | 20:00 Italian time* |
| Prize categories | 12 |
| Maximum jackpot | €120 million* |
*Game prices, schedules and rules can change. These details should be checked against the official Italian Eurojackpot information when this page is updated.
How to Play Eurojackpot in Italy
The basic Italian Eurojackpot entry is easy to understand. You need to select numbers from two separate number pools.
- Choose 5 main numbers from 1 to 50.
- Choose 2 Euronumbers from 1 to 12.
- Select your draw and the number of draws you want to enter.
- Purchase your entry through an authorised Eurojackpot sales channel in Italy.
- Check all 7 numbers after the draw to see whether you have won.
To win the main Eurojackpot prize, a standard combination must match all 5 main numbers and both Euronumbers.
When Are Italian Eurojackpot Draws?
Eurojackpot currently has two draws every week:
- Tuesday: 20:00 Italian time
- Friday: 20:00 Italian time
Draw schedules can occasionally change, so check our Italian lottery draw schedule for current information.
How Do You Win Italian Eurojackpot?
You do not need to match all seven numbers to win a Eurojackpot prize. The game currently has 12 prize categories, ranging from matching 2 main numbers plus 1 Euronumber to matching all 5 main numbers and both Euronumbers.
| Prize Category | Numbers Matched |
|---|---|
| 1 | 5 + 2 Euronumbers |
| 2 | 5 + 1 Euronumber |
| 3 | 5 + 0 Euronumbers |
| 4 | 4 + 2 Euronumbers |
| 5 | 4 + 1 Euronumber |
| 6 | 3 + 2 Euronumbers |
| 7 | 4 + 0 Euronumbers |
| 8 | 2 + 2 Euronumbers |
| 9 | 3 + 1 Euronumber |
| 10 | 3 + 0 Euronumbers |
| 11 | 1 + 2 Euronumbers |
| 12 | 2 + 1 Euronumber |
Prize amounts are not fixed for most categories and depend on the prize pool and number of winners in the relevant draw.
What Are the Odds of Winning Eurojackpot?
With 5 numbers selected from 50 and 2 Euronumbers from 12, there are 139,838,160 possible standard Eurojackpot combinations.
That means the mathematical chance of matching all 5 main numbers and both Euronumbers with one standard combination is:
1 in 139,838,160
However, the chance of winning any Eurojackpot prize is much better than the chance of winning the jackpot because there are 12 different prize categories.
🎲 Eurojackpot Fun Fact
Your favourite numbers are no more or less likely to win than any other valid combination.
For example, the main-number sequence 1-2-3-4-5 has exactly the same mathematical probability of being drawn as 7-19-28-36-47.
Past results also do not make a number “due” to appear. Each valid combination has the same probability in a new random draw.
How Big Can the Eurojackpot Get?
One of the biggest attractions of Eurojackpot is its rollover jackpot. When there is no winner in the top 5+2 category, the jackpot can continue to grow for future draws according to the game rules.
Under the current Eurojackpot rules, the jackpot can reach a maximum of €120 million.
The actual jackpot changes from draw to draw, so we do not recommend hardcoding a “current jackpot” into an evergreen guide unless it is automatically updated.
Italian Eurojackpot Winners in 2026
Italian players have already collected some significant Eurojackpot prizes in 2026.
For example, an Italian player in Pistoia matched 5 main numbers plus 1 Euronumber and won €923,584.20. Another ticket sold in Trezzano sul Naviglio, near Milan, matched all 5 main numbers without an Euronumber and won €1,349,165.80.
These wins also demonstrate that you do not need to hit the full 5+2 jackpot combination to win a substantial Eurojackpot prize.
Winner information checked in August 2026. This section should be updated periodically as new Italian Eurojackpot wins are reported.
Italian Eurojackpot vs SuperEnalotto
Eurojackpot and SuperEnalotto both offer large rollover jackpots to Italian players, but they are very different lottery games.
| Feature | Eurojackpot | SuperEnalotto |
|---|---|---|
| Main number pool | 1–50 | 1–90 |
| Main numbers selected | 5 | 6 |
| Additional numbers | 2 Euronumbers | Different additional game features |
| Type | International European lottery | Italian lottery |
| Current maximum jackpot | €120 million* | Different rollover structure |
If you want to compare the two games in more detail, read our complete SuperEnalotto guide.
Italian Eurojackpot Results
After each draw, seven numbers are important: 5 main winning numbers and 2 Euronumbers.
When checking a ticket, make sure you are looking at the correct draw date before comparing your combination.
You can find recent numbers on our latest Italian lottery results page.
Can You Play Eurojackpot Online in Italy?
Yes. Eurojackpot can be played online in Italy through authorised remote gaming operators. It is also available through authorised physical sales points.
If you are outside Italy, availability and rules can differ depending on your country. An important Eurojackpot rule is that a winning ticket generally has to be claimed in the country where the entry was purchased.
Always use an authorised service and check the applicable rules before purchasing a lottery entry.
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Italian Eurojackpot FAQ
How many numbers do you choose in Eurojackpot?
You choose 5 main numbers from 1 to 50 and 2 Euronumbers from 1 to 12.
When is Eurojackpot drawn in Italy?
Eurojackpot is currently drawn on Tuesday and Friday evenings at 20:00 Italian time. Always verify the current schedule because lottery schedules can change.
How much does Eurojackpot cost in Italy?
A standard Eurojackpot combination currently costs €2 in Italy. Prices and rules can change, so check the official information before playing.
What are the odds of winning the Eurojackpot?
The mathematical chance of matching all 5 main numbers and both Euronumbers with one standard combination is 1 in 139,838,160.
How high can the Eurojackpot go?
Under the current rules, the Eurojackpot can reach a maximum of €120 million. The actual available jackpot depends on the results of previous draws.
Is Eurojackpot the same as SuperEnalotto?
No. Eurojackpot is an international European lottery using 5 main numbers from 1 to 50 plus 2 Euronumbers from 1 to 12. SuperEnalotto is an Italian lottery with a different number format, prize structure and draw system. Read our SuperEnalotto guide for more information.
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