SuperEnalotto Jackpot Rolls Over as Tuesday Drawing Yields No Top Winner
The 45.8 million euro prize carries over to Thursday after players miss the winning six-number sequence.
The SuperEnalotto drawing on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, concluded with no players securing the top jackpot prize, causing the multi-million-euro pool to roll over to the next scheduled contest. The winning six-number combination extracted during contest number 172 was 23, 34, 44, 48, 64, and 70. In addition to the main combination, the Jolly number was drawn as 29, and the SuperStar number was confirmed as 28.
The grand jackpot at stake for the Tuesday evening extraction was valued at 45.8 million euros. Because no bettor managed to match all six primary numbers, the entirety of the top prize will carry over to augment the prize fund in the upcoming drawing. Official data from the SuperEnalotto archive indicated that the total prize pool across the entire competition reached 49,100,554.81 euros, funding rewards across multiple lower prize tiers.
Tuesday's extraction took place according to schedule at 8:00 p.m. local time, with verified figures released shortly thereafter. While an account published by Torino Cronaca made a passing textual reference to Saturday, October 24, both the outlet's headline and broader reporting by Atom Heart Magazine confirmed the event took place on Tuesday, October 27, 2026. The next opportunity for lottery participants to compete for the rolled-over jackpot is set for Thursday, October 29, 2026, at 8:00 p.m.
Despite the absence of a top-tier jackpot winner, secondary prizes remain available under the game's official structure. Participants who successfully matched partial combinations—such as five, four, or three numbers—remain eligible for corresponding payouts. The inclusion of the Jolly number provides an additional winning bracket for players who matched five main numbers, while the separate SuperStar option multiplies or unlocks distinct prize categories depending on the player's wager.
Tuesday evening also hosted drawings for Italy's longstanding Lotto system alongside the evening 10eLotto contest, both operating under the oversight of the state agency ADM and Sisal archives. For the traditional Lotto wheels, reported figures included the Bari wheel sequence, which produced the numbers 65, 57, 90, 11, and 73. Officials continuously update prize verification platforms immediately after the live extraction process concludes.
In the evening 10eLotto drawing, which derives its results from the broader Lotto extraction, twenty main winning numbers were selected: 3, 4, 8, 13, 21, 22, 23, 31, 32, 33, 41, 42, 51, 53, 57, 58, 65, 70, 74, and 90. The drawing identified number 65 as the designated Oro number, with 65 and 57 forming the Doppio Oro combination. An additional set of fifteen Extra numbers—comprising 10, 11, 18, 26, 28, 36, 39, 45, 64, 66, 69, 73, 78, 87, and 89—provided supplementary opportunities for participants.
Official game documentation clarified statistical aspects of the draw, particularly regarding so-called overdue or delayed numbers that have not appeared across numerous consecutive rounds. Official guidance emphasizes that each drawing remains entirely independent, and overdue numbers hold no statistical advantage over any other selection. In standard Lotto drawings, every ball maintains an unchanging five-in-ninety probability of being drawn on any individual wheel during an extraction.
With the 45.8 million euro jackpot remaining unclaimed, player attention now turns to the next national contest on Thursday night. Organizers advise all players who participated in Tuesday's SuperEnalotto, Lotto, or 10eLotto drawings to check their ticket numbers against verified results using official payout calculators to examine gross and net prize values before initiating the formal claim procedure.