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Superenalotto is Italy's incarnation of the classic lotto game. Boiled down to its specifics, the game allows gamblers to bet on a combination of numbers from the number 6 to 90. This is essentially a super lottery, with the jackpot reaching up to as much as EUR 68,900,000 (from the original jackpot prize EUR1,300,000). With over 90 numbers to choose from, the odds of winning in the Superenalotto lottery are high. Just like in any other lotto game, to increase your chances at wining at Superenalotto requires a bit of Mathematical skill. It is a 90-ball lottery game where the object of the game is to match the six numbers that are picked out of every draw. Gamblers who are able to match all six numbers win the jackpot.
Your Chances At Winning With The Superenalotto
Since it a six-number entry system, there are little options for increasing your chances at winning. You can simply to stick to one combination until all probabilities are exhausted. In general, you have higher chances of winning with 15-number entry systems rather than six-number entry systems.
The Price For Superenalotto
However, 15-number entry systems tend to be expensive. Thankfully, with Superenalotto, you can make two bets for just one Euro if you are buying from any accredited ticketing agent in locations across Europe. The price is relatively peanuts when you consider the amount of money that you can possibly win, which could add up to millions of Euro money.
How To Bet On Superenalotto
To bet, you can buy tickets from Italy, or you can buy tickets from a global lottery tickets store. Of course, if you are from outside of Italy, you should seriously consider buying from a ticket from a global ticketing site. But if you are coming from Italy, you would be better off buying the game tickets in one of the official ticket sellers in Italy. This is because the participation fees of such websites global ticketing websites tend to be higher than the official ticket outlets.
The winning numbers of the Superenalotto are drawn from Lottomatica's local lotto draws in the cities of Bari, Florence, Milan, Naples, Palermo and Rome (in that exact order). A Jolly Number is the taken from the Venice draw.
Superenalotto: Notes On Winning
Gamblers who match only five numbers can still win second prize in the draw if they match the Jolly Number. The odds of matching all six numbers in the Superenalotto are 1 in 622,614,630. The odds of matching 5 numbers plus the Jolly Number are 1 in 103,769,105. The odds of matching five numbers without the Jolly Number are 1 in 1,235,346. The odds of matching four numbers are 1 in 11,907 while the odds of matching three numbers are 1 in 327.
The highest payout for the Superenalotto thus far was in May 4, 2005, which was worth EUR72,000,000.
