WinBox was introduced ahead of the SuperEnalotto draw on Saturday 2nd October and will run until at least the end of November. A decision will then be made about whether to extend it or even make it a permanent feature.
There is no additional cost to enter WinBox. However, to be eligible you must play SuperEnalotto with SuperStar. You’ll participate automatically if you buy your SuperEnalotto ticket online, but if you play in a store you’ll need to scan the QR code on your game receipt using the SuperEnalotto app. You can also type in the serial code from your ticket.
Rosangela Robbiani, Managing Director of lottery operator Sisal, went into more detail about the game: "SuperEnalotto WinBox allows you to have new winning opportunities at the same price, just make your bet in the bookshop and use the official SuperEnalotto app on the QR code.
“In this way you can immediately find out if you have won one of the immediate winnings ranging from €2, €20, €100 or €500.
“Afterwards you don’t have to do anything but wait for the draw and, later, again, there is also the opportunity to have a Second Chance, and to win a prize that can be €3 or €50. To scan the QR Code you have until 19:30 on the day of the draw.”
Go to the WinBox page to find out more information about the new feature. It is possible to win prizes on WinBox and in the main SuperEnalotto draw.
The SuperEnalotto jackpot is currently worth more than €90 million and on its way to nine figures, having not been won since a player from Montappone in Fermo landed €156 million on 22nd May.