Win €116.7 Million

In The Upcoming SuperEnalotto Draw

On: 2/8/2016

They sometimes like to say that Superenalotto is the most difficult one to win but you can never take away the fact that this lottery is one of the highest paying one you will ever find in the world. When you see there is a jackpot rollover on a Superenalotto drawing you can fasten your seatbelts because this is the first step to a huge jackpot that no other lottery can even think of producing. In this particular lottery you have to match 6 numbers. There are additional Jolly and Superstar numbers that you can match to increase your prize money by manifolds.

Draws for Superenalotto take place three days a week: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. What this means is that your prize money can roll over 3 times in a week and in a few weeks it can reach unprecedented heights. Just on July 16, 2015 the numbers drawn produced the winner of the jackpot. The jackpot winner bagged in $23 million or 21 million euros. There was this one winner who got the jackpot but no one could win the second prize on this draw. However, there were 5 winners to claim the third prize of 36000 euros.

The great journey of the new jackpot started after this draw. Since this draw the jackpot has been rolling over and no one has been able to match those lucky 6 numbers on their Superenalotto tickets. This is the ninth draw that took place just this Thursday but there was no winner again. What it means is that we are into the 10th rollover of the jackpot. This is going to take the winning prize very close to 10 million euros. It has already hit the ten million mark if you conver the total winnings of this latest rollover in dollars.

The last draw was for a total of 9,400,000 euros. There was no jackpot winner but additionally there were no winners for the second prize of the lottery as well. There were 2 winners that bagged the third prize and 417 winners took away home fourth prize. The rollover for Superenalotto is always more exciting than it is disappointing. Other lotteries might follow the rules of roll down and put limits on rollovers, Superenalotto has never believed in putting a cap on its jackpot. If it is rolling over they will let it rollover no matter how big the winning jackpot becomes.

The rollovers take place quickly 3 times in a week and so you see the prize figure bulging very fast. The biggest prize figure that has ever been collected by a Superenalotto winner was of a whopping 177,800,000 euros. This prize money reached such a high mark after rolling over for a little more than 8 months. However, the person who received the biggest amount was the one who took away a prize money of 147.8 million euros. Why he is known for receiving the biggest prize is because the former jackpot was won by a syndicate whereas this fellow was a single winner of the jackpot.

Now that Superenalotto is rolling over again, it is time for all those who wish to change their lives to go ahead and buy the tickets as the prize money continues to swell.