The jackpot has been steadily building since it was last won in May 2021 and reset to €31 million. It topped €100 million in October and has continued to climb the list of the biggest jackpots in history.
A number of players have come close to winning the jackpot, including a ticket holder from Como who matched five main numbers plus the SuperStar in the most recent draw on 1st February to scoop €371,068.
Another participant matched five main numbers plus the Jolly on 20th January to win €613,155. Go to the SuperEnalotto Results page to see all the latest winning numbers.
The fourth-biggest jackpot of all time was won last May when a player from Montappone in Fermo, Marche landed €156 million. The current jackpot will surpass it within the next week or two if nobody wins, and will then be closing in on the top three.
The record for the largest SuperEnalotto jackpot ever was only set in 2019. The top prize grew all the way to €209 million before a player from Lodi in Lombardy matched all the numbers.
Draws continue every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. You can play online or by visiting an authorised retailer in Italy.
