SuperEnalotto from Asia: Draw Time in SGT, Odds, Jackpot Record & How to Play (2026)

SuperEnalotto draw time in Singapore, Malaysia and the Philippines

SuperEnalotto draws four times a week, on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 8:00pm Italian time. Singapore, Malaysia and the Philippines all run on UTC+8, so each draw lands at 2:00am the next day, which means Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday in Asia.

Worked example: Saturday 24 October’s draw lands at 2:00am SGT on Sunday 25 October, just before Europe’s clocks go back that same day. The next draw, Tuesday 27 October in Italy, lands at 3:00am SGT on Wednesday 28 October, and every draw stays at 3:00am through the European winter.

With four draws a week, SuperEnalotto is the busiest of the big jackpots. Our lottery draw times in Asia page shows how it fits around Powerball, Mega Millions and the EuroMillions/EuroJackpot pair.

How SuperEnalotto works

• Pick 6 numbers from 1–90. There’s no separate bonus ball to choose.
• A line costs €1 in Italy, and you must play at least one line (per ADM, the state regulator).
• The Jolly number is drawn after the main six. It only counts for the 2nd prize: 5 numbers plus Jolly.
• SuperStar is an optional extra number with its own prize table, from SuperStar alone up to 6 + SuperStar. Its price changed in February 2026, so check the current cost before adding it.
• All prizes below the jackpot are a share of the draw’s prize pool, so amounts change every draw.

The longest odds in lottery: 1 in 622,614,630

Picking 6 from 90 makes SuperEnalotto the hardest major jackpot to hit. There are 622,614,630 possible combinations, and only one wins the top prize.

The smaller prizes are friendlier. Matching 2 numbers comes up about once in 22 lines, and 3 numbers about once in 327. At €1 a line, SuperEnalotto is also the cheapest of the big five per line at face value.

Worked example: to guarantee the jackpot you’d need every combination, which is 622,614,630 lines. At €1 each that’s about €622.6 million, far more than even the €371.1M record. Nobody can “buy the draw”, and a single €1 line has exactly the same one-in-622-million chance as anyone else’s. At the other end, 10 lines (€10 at face value) give you roughly a 40% chance of at least one prize in that draw, since each line has about a 1-in-20 chance of some prize, most often the 2-number tier. Small wins keep the game ticking; the jackpot stays a long shot.

The 2nd prize is unusual too. Matching 5 numbers plus the Jolly is 1 in 103,769,105, rarer than winning the EuroMillions jackpot, so that tier’s share of the pool is split between very few tickets.

Why the jackpot gets so big: no cap, no roll-down

The odds are long, but the jackpot is the payoff. SuperEnalotto has no jackpot cap and no roll-down: if nobody matches all six, the whole jackpot carries over to the next draw, four times a week, until someone wins it. That’s how it has produced jackpots well above the €250M EuroMillions cap:

• €371,133,424.51 on 16 February 2023, won by one syndicate ticket split into 90 shares.
• €223,173,416.83 on 11 September 2026, the single-ticket record.

Worked example: split the €371,133,424.51 record 90 ways and each shareholder received about €4.12 million. That’s the syndicate trade-off in action: you share the prize, but you also share the cost of playing far more combinations than you’d buy alone, and a share of a record jackpot is still a life-changing sum.

How to play SuperEnalotto online from Singapore, Malaysia or the Philippines

There are no official SuperEnalotto sellers in Southeast Asia, so you’ll use an online service:

1. theLotter, a ticket messenger, buys an official SuperEnalotto ticket for you and scans it to your account before the draw.
2. Lottoland, lottery betting, takes your bet on the official Italian result and pays prizes itself, with jackpots insured. It’s licensed in Gibraltar and by the UK Gambling Commission.

Then:

1. Sign up and check your country is accepted at sign-up. We couldn’t confirm that either operator accepts every Southeast Asian country.
2. Check the price per line and whether SuperStar is offered, since online prices include a fee or margin.
3. Pick 6 numbers or take a quick pick.
4. Buy the evening before, Asian time, to beat the cut-off.
5. Check results on Wednesday, Friday, Saturday or Sunday morning.

Durian tip: A rolling SuperEnalotto jackpot gets four chances a week to grow. If you only want to play when it’s big, check the jackpot on Sunday morning and buy for the following week’s draws.

Picking numbers

SuperEnalotto is random: each of the 622,614,630 combinations is equally likely in every draw, and past results don’t predict the next one. Charts of “late” numbers are popular in Italy, but they don’t change the maths. What can help is sharing the cost: syndicates buy more lines and split any win, exactly how the 2023 record was won.

At those odds, a ticket is a dream you’re buying, not an investment. Set a weekly budget and stick to it, and see our responsible gambling page if you need support.