Italian Superenalotto Rollover: EU26.5M Jackpot on Sat. Mar. 7
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David Krause
David Krause is the Senior Administration Director of Overseas Subscribers Agents, and acts as lottery coordinator for the El Gordo Draw, the Italian Superenalotto, and the UK National Lottery. By David Krause
Published on March 5, 2009
No tickets matched the winning numbers in the Thursday, March 5 Italian Superenalotto draw. The winning numbers were 29-36-37-40-70-75 and Jolly Number 7. The next jackpot on Saturday, March 7 is an estimated €26.5 Million. Click here to join now.
No tickets matched the winning numbers in the Thursday, March 5 Italian Superenalotto draw. The winning numbers were 29-36-37-40-70-75 and Jolly Number 7. The next jackpot on Saturday, March 7 is an estimated €26.5 Million. Click here to join now.
The Italian SuperEnalotto is one of the highest-paying lottery games in Europe. With its broad number range (pick 6 out of 90), rollover draws – and huge jackpots – are actually quite common. In fact, the game is so popular in its home country that Italians reportedly spend over €27 Billion a year on lottery play. Additionally, unlike any other European game, the Superenalotto holds draws three times a week (Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays) – giving you MORE chances to win each week, for a much lower cost.
Play the Italian Superenalotto
No tickets matched the winning numbers in the Thursday, March 5 Italian Superenalotto draw. The winning numbers were 29-36-37-40-70-75 and Jolly Number 7. The next jackpot on Saturday, March 7 is an estimated €26.5 Million. Click here to join now.
No tickets matched the winning numbers in the Thursday, March 5 Italian Superenalotto draw. The winning numbers were 29-36-37-40-70-75 and Jolly Number 7. The next jackpot on Saturday, March 7 is an estimated €26.5 Million. Click here to join now.
The Italian SuperEnalotto is one of the highest-paying lottery games in Europe. With its broad number range (pick 6 out of 90), rollover draws – and huge jackpots – are actually quite common. In fact, the game is so popular in its home country that Italians reportedly spend over €27 Billion a year on lottery play. Additionally, unlike any other European game, the Superenalotto holds draws three times a week (Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays) – giving you MORE chances to win each week, for a much lower cost.
Play the Italian Superenalotto