Ten interesting facts about SuperEnalotto

2022 is a landmark year for Italy’s SuperEnalotto draw. It’s 25 years since the lottery was launched and it is now attracting players from all over the world. There are draws made in Rome every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday but winning the SuperEnalotto jackpot is not an easy task.

The jackpot can go through the €100 million mark and that’s the case at present. The top prize on January 27 will be €146.5 million. Will you win that jackpot with a ticket purchased at Lottery24?

Here are ten interesting things you might not know about the game:

1. The SuperEnalotto draw has 90 main balls, that’s compared to 50 in the EuroMillions draw. Players need to match the six main balls that are drawn in order to land the top prize.

2. There are six prize tiers in the SuperEnalotto draw. The second tier is won when five of the main balls are matched and the Jolly (their version of a Bonus Ball or Lucky Star). The lowest tier is won by matching two of the main balls.

3. The odds of winning the SuperEnalotto jackpot are 1 in 622,614, 630. The second-tier prize has odds of 1 in 103,769,105.

4. The record SuperEnalotto jackpot is€209.16 million won by a single ticket sold in Lodi in August 2019. There had been over a year of rollovers.

5. That win remains the largest ever paid out in a European lottery.

6. There is no jackpot cap or must-be-won draw in SuperEnalotto.

7. Matching two main numbers has odds of 1 in 21.51.

8. Since March 2020, there is a tax of 20% on SuperEnalotto wins over €500. This is known as the ‘tax on luck.’

9. There have been some famous people playing the SuperEnalotto draw. George Clooney has bought tickets and Madonna won €120,000who planned to use the money to build schools in Malawi.

10. On eight occasions, a jackpot win of over €100 million has occurred, most recently happening in May 2021 with a €156.2 million win.

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