Jackpot Climbs to 46.6 Million Euros After No Player Hits the Six
The SuperEnalotto jackpot will climb to 46.6 million euros for the next drawing after Tuesday’s contest produced no winner for the top prize. Tuesday’s drawing, designated as contest number 172, yielded no winning tickets for either the “6” or the “5+” categories.
The winning combination for Tuesday featured the numbers 23, 34, 44, 48, 64, and 70, alongside the Jolly number 29 and the SuperStar number 28, according to data. While the top tier remained untouched, five players matched five numbers to claim 33,240.22 euros each. In the SuperStar categories, two players hit the “4 Stella” combination, securing 43,705.00 euros apiece.
The last time a player claimed the ultimate jackpot was on September 12, when a ticket bought in Oggiono, in the province of Lecco, matched all six numbers to win a record-breaking 223.2 million euros off a 5-euro wager. That prize sits near the top of Italian lottery history, trailing only a 371.1 million euro win from February 2023 distributed through the Bacheca dei Sistemi across 90 shares.
Ministry of Economy and Finance updates lottery regulations
State-managed lotteries operate under updated regulations following a decree on instant lottery general rules issued by the Ministry of Economy and Finance in November 2025. These rules establish staking limits that range from a minimum of 10 euro cents to a maximum of 200 euros, with mandatory 10-cent intervals.
The regulatory framework also updates closing times for contest entries.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Recent Drawings
How much is the jackpot for the upcoming SuperEnalotto contest?
The jackpot will reach 46.6 million euros for the next scheduled drawing after no participant matched the complete six-number combination.
When was the last time the SuperEnalotto jackpot was won?
The last top-tier prize was awarded on September 12 to a ticket purchased in Oggiono, Lecco, which secured 223.2 million euros.
What are the current wagering limits for state lotteries under MEF rules?
Stakes must fall between a minimum of 10 centesimi and a maximum of 200 euro, per Ministry of Economy and Finance regulations.
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