SuperEnalotto jackpot reaches €210,1 million: never before has a single winner been so rich.

Rome—Two hundred and ten million and one hundred thousand euros. That's the jackpot up for grabs tonight at SuperEnalotto, a prize pool that for the first time surpasses the highest individual win ever achieved in the history of the competition.

Until yesterday, the record belonged to the “6” worth €209,2 million, won on August 13, 2019 at the Bar Marino in Lodi, with a ticket worth just €2 played in Quick Pick mode, which automatically generates a random combination.

The historic overtaking

With €210,1 million up for grabs in tonight's draw, the SuperEnalotto jackpot has surpassed that threshold and officially opened the door to setting a new record for an individual win.

An event that inevitably draws the attention of millions of players across Italy, ready to try their luck with a combination that could be worth more than the maximum limit ever assigned to a single person.

The ranking of the "6" millionaires

This new milestone is part of a history of extraordinary wins. Here are the ten highest SuperEnalotto wins ever recorded:

371,1 million – 02/16/2023 – Systems Noticeboard – 90 shares
209,2 million – August 13, 2019 – Lodi (LO)
177,7 million – 10/30/2010 – Systems Noticeboard – 70 shares
163,5 million – 27/10/2016 – Vibo Valentia
156,3 million – May 22, 2021 – Montappone (FM)
147,8 million – 08/22/2009 – Bagnone (MS)
139 million – 09/02/2010 – Parma and Pistoia
130,2 million – April 17, 2018 – Caltanissetta
101,5 million – 10/05/2024 – Naples
100,8 million – 23/10/2008 – Catania
The challenge to the record

If just one player were to hit the "6" tonight, a new individual record would be written: €210,1 million, a sum that would surpass the legendary Lodi cheque and make the winner the richest in SuperEnalotto history.

The draw is scheduled for 20:00 PM. Italy is holding its breath.