SuperEnalotto up to 50 million
17th March 2010 10:39 AM
The SuperEnalotto Italy is notoriously one of the hardest in the world to win, so maybe it should come as no surprise that the jackpot is on the rise again. The lottery hasn’t seen a winner since the €140 million jackpot winner back in early February and now the SuperEnalotto is up to €50 million as a multi-rollover has pushed the jackpot up again. That makes the SuperEnalotto Italy one of the biggest lottery jackpots available anywhere in the world right now, yet judging by the last two jackpots won it could have a way to go yet.
Of course no one knows when the SuperEnalotto Italy will be won again but the last winner was back in February and that jackpot was worth €140 million and the previous winner before that was back in late 2009 when a record €147 million jackpot was won.
The next Italy SuperEnalotto draw will be held on Thursday evening and the estimated jackpot for this – one of our favourite world lottery draws – is an estimated €48,900,000.
If tomorrow night’s draw produces no winner then who knows just how high that jackpot might get, one thing is for sure though, once it tops the €50 million mark, interest is inevitably going to increase for the draw and lottery fever could hit Italy yet again.
To win the SuperEnalotto you need to match six winning numbers from a possible ninety and that does make it one of the hardest lotteries in the world to win. You can buy tickets for the draw from anywhere in the world by clicking the banner above and buying lotto tickets now.
Written by Kath C
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