6 of the Superenalotto records have been achieved. Won 371 million euros, the biggest jackpot in the world. Here is the winning combination: 1,38,47,52,56,66 Jolly number: 72 Superstar number: 23
The win was achieved through the systems bulletin board by distributing the jackpot in 90 cards. Each winner wins around 4 million euros. Tonight’s is the first win of 2023, the highest in the history of the game and, currently, also of all world lotteries. The 6 has been missing since 22 May 2021 when 156 million euros were won in Montappone, a village in the province of Fermo
‘Bricole’, so to speak, compared to the current record, which takes away the scepter of the highest jackpot ever from the 209 million won in 2019 in Lodi.
On the lowest step of the podium are the 177 million won once again with a system. In its 25-year history, Superenalotto has distributed a total of 125 jackpots, becoming a popular phenomenon throughout Italy in a quarter of a century. In the first 5 wins, in three cases the sestina of dreams was made with a single 2 or 3 euro card. Among the most awarded regions, Campania is in first place with 18 wins, followed by Lazio with 16 and Emilia Romagna with 13. Puglia is just off the podium with 10 wins, then Tuscany and Veneto with 9. Instead, there are three regions where a 6 is never made: Valle d’Aosta, Trentino Alto Adige and Molise. Among the cities, Rome is the one in which the most jackpots have been made, as many as 10, for a total of over 132 million. Sassari follows, with 5 jackpots with a total value of 111 million euros, while another 111 million euros were hit in Naples, with 4 jackpots hit. From 1997 to today, considering only the first category winnings, prizes worth over 5 billion euros have been distributed. The winners will have 90 days to be able to collect their winnings, while the payment will be credited on the 91st day from the publication of the Official Bulletin.
In the meantime, from Friday, it will be possible to start betting on the new sextuplet of dreams.
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