SuperEnalotto Jolly and SuperStar
Beyond the six main numbers, SuperEnalotto draws a Jolly number and offers an optional SuperStar. They are what set the Italian game apart — here is what each does.
The Jolly number
The Jolly is a seventh ball drawn from the same 1 to 90 pool after the six main numbers. In the Italian game it awards a higher second-tier prize to players who matched five main numbers plus the Jolly, sitting between the five-match and the full six-match jackpot. It is drawn every SuperEnalotto draw.
The SuperStar
The SuperStar is a separate optional number, also from 1 to 90, drawn alongside the main game. In the Italian game, matching the SuperStar multiplies or adds to prizes across the tiers, and it can pay out even on its own in some cases. Because it is an optional add-on with its own terms, the details are shown before you confirm a bet. See the SuperEnalotto guide for the full picture, or odds and payouts for how markets are priced.
Frequently asked questions
What is the SuperEnalotto Jolly number?
A seventh ball drawn from the 1 to 90 pool that awards a higher second-tier prize to players who matched five main numbers plus the Jolly.
What does the SuperStar do?
It is an optional extra number from 1 to 90 that boosts prizes across the tiers when matched. The terms are shown before you confirm a bet.