SuperEnalotto Jackpot Reaches Millions Following October Drawing
Recent lottery drawings left the grand prize unclaimed while rewarding players across various matching tiers.
The SuperEnalotto jackpot continued to climb after the drawing on Thursday, October 29, 2026, as no ticket matched all six winning numbers. With the grand prize remaining untouched, the estimated jackpot for the subsequent drawing was projected at 47.2 million euros, following a previous prize pool of 46.6 million euros that also went unwon.
During the Thursday evening contest, five players successfully matched five numbers to secure a substantial payout. Each of these participants collected a unit prize of 32,492.19 euros. However, no player managed to achieve the coveted '5+1' combination or the ultimate '6', leaving the top prize to roll over into the next scheduled event.
The winning combination drawn for the October 29 contest consisted of the numbers 13, 20, 41, 60, 77, and 85. Additionally, the Jolly number was drawn as 44, while the SuperStar number came out as 60.
SuperEnalotto rules dictate that standard tickets require a minimum play of one column, which represents a single combination of six numbers at a cost of one euro per column. Players can also opt to add the SuperStar option for an additional 0.50 cents per column. Maximum plays can involve extensive system entries, such as a 27,132-column shared system ticket divided into individual five-euro stakes for large groups of participants.
Prizes are awarded for matching anywhere from two to six numbers, alongside the specialized 5+1 tier. Approximate payouts scale according to the number of matches, ranging from roughly 5 euros for two correct numbers up to an estimated 620,000 euros for matching five numbers plus the bonus ball.
Meanwhile, the Italian Lotto game highlighted several long-standing delayed numbers ahead of its subsequent sessions. The number 25 on the Turin wheel had gone uncalled for 112 drawings, while the number 13 on the Rome wheel and the number 21 on the Genoa wheel recorded absences of 107 and 103 drawings, respectively. Lottery officials regularly emphasize that every drawing remains entirely independent, meaning each number maintains the exact same mathematical probability of being drawn regardless of its prior absence.