Italian Lottery Results
This page collects the most recent winning numbers for the main Italian lottery games, including SuperEnalotto, Lotto, 10eLotto and MillionDAY. Results are pulled automatically from a draw-results feed and refreshed after each draw, so no numbers are entered by hand. Every game links through to a fuller explanation of its format, prize tiers and claim rules. Draw times and any holiday rescheduling are covered separately on the Italian lottery draw schedule.
SuperItalianLottery.com is an independent English-language information website. Winning numbers are published for information only and are not official confirmation of a prize. Always verify against the operator’s official result before making a claim.
Latest Winning Numbers
Results are refreshed automatically after each draw. Last checked: 13 augustus 2026, 18:04 (site time).
When Results Are Published
Italian draw results appear within minutes of the draw itself. SuperEnalotto, Lotto and the evening 10eLotto are drawn at 20:00 local time in Rome, with numbers published immediately afterwards. MillionDAY runs twice daily at 13:00 and 20:30, so its result block updates two times per day.
Because draws cannot legally fall on Italian public holidays, dates are shifted around national holidays each year. When that happens the feed follows the official rescheduled date rather than the usual weekday.
Reading Italian Results
- SuperEnalotto: six main numbers from 1 to 90, plus a Jolly number and an optional SuperStar number drawn from a separate pool.
- Lotto: five numbers are drawn for each of eleven wheels, including the National wheel. A single “result” is therefore a set of wheels, not one line.
- 10eLotto: the evening draw takes its twenty numbers directly from the Lotto draw. The five-minute format runs on its own continuous cycle.
- MillionDAY: five numbers from 1 to 55, followed by five Extra numbers drawn from the remaining fifty.
Checking a Ticket and Claiming a Prize
- Retail tickets are checked at any authorised ricevitoria, or through the official operator app.
- Tickets bought through a licensed broker are checked automatically, with the platform notifying account holders of a win.
- Claim windows run from 60 to 180 days depending on the game. Lotto prizes must be collected within 60 days of official publication.
- Prizes above 500 euro are subject to a 20% withholding on the amount exceeding that threshold. See the Italian lottery tax page for the detail.
- Unclaimed prizes pass to ADM-administered public funds once the deadline expires.