SuperEnalotto: a ‘6’ worth 223 million hit in the Lecco area
In La Valletta, Brianza, the second-biggest win ever was secured thanks to a five-panel ticket
A sensational ‘6’ at Superenalotto in the province of Lecco. In today’s draw, Friday 11 September, a ticket purchased in La Valletta Brianza matched all six numbers, winning a super jackpot worth over 223 million euros.
The win – according to Agimeg – came with a five-panel ticket and represents the second-highest win in the history of Superenalotto. The ‘6’ had not been drawn for over a year: the last winning six-number combination dated back to May 2025, when in Desenzano del Garda, in the province of Brescia, a prize of 35.4 million euros was won.
Since then, the prize fund has grown with each draw, fuelling anticipation that has gripped the entire peninsula. The sum of 223.2 million euros ranks among the largest prize funds ever distributed in the history of the lottery, taking second place. The top spot remains firmly held by the €371.1 million from the ‘Bacheca dei Sistemi’, won on 16 February 2023 and split between 90 winners.
The winning combination was 8 – 13 – 16 – 52 – 64 – 70, with the Jolly number 17 and the SuperStar number 21. The final prize amounts to €223,173,416.83.
