The SuperEnalotto jackpot exceeds 210 million euros, surpassing for the first time the highest prize ever won by a single person in the history of the game. Until today, the record belonged to the “6” worth 209.2 million euros, won at Bar Marino in Lodi on August 13, 2019, with a 2-euro ticket played in Quick Pick mode, the system that automatically generates a random combination of numbers.
With the jackpot now exceeding this threshold and reaching 210.1 million, the possibility opens up to set a new record for an individual win. The “6” has also not been hit for over a year. And even in the draw on August 17, no one managed to guess the winning combination: no “6” or “5+1” were achieved. The estimated jackpot available for the “6” in the next draw scheduled for Tuesday, August 18 is 210.9 million euros.
The winning six numbers
Below are the numbers drawn today, August 17, the Jolly number, and the Superstar number:
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Winning six numbers: 18 24 69 71 73 82
Jolly number: 29
Superstar number: 41
Record winnings
According to Sisal data on record winnings, today’s jackpot is the second highest prize ever awarded by SuperEnalotto: higher than the 209,160,441 euros won on August 13, 2019 in Lodi. Here is the ranking of the 10 highest winnings in the history of SuperEnalotto:
371.1 million euros on 02/16/2023 – Systems Board – 90 shares
209.2 million euros on 08/13/2019 in Lodi
177.7 million euros on 10/30/2010 – Systems Board – 70 shares
163.5 million euros on 10/27/2016 in Vibo Valentia (VV)
156.3 million euros on 05/22/2021 in Montappone (FM)
147.8 million euros on 08/22/2009 in Bagnone (MS)
139 million euros on 02/09/2010 in Parma and Pistoia
130.2 million euros on 04/17/2018 in Caltanissetta
101.5 million euros on 05/10/2024 in Naples
100.8 million euros on 10/23/2008 – Catania
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