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Lucky SuperEnalotto numbers
Four lines of six numbers from 90, much the largest pool of any game here, and the longest odds of them.
Numbers built from your chart, not a shuffle
Any site can pick random numbers. Weighting the pool by your own Day Master, Life Path and Lo Shu grid needs your birth moment.
What SuperEnalotto is
| Game | Numbers drawn | Jackpot odds |
|---|---|---|
| SuperEnalotto | 6 of 1–90 | 1 in 622,614,630 |
Six from 90, much the largest pool of any game on this site, and the longest odds of them by a wide margin. The Jolly and SuperStar numbers affect the lower tiers, not the jackpot. There are 622,614,630 ways to choose 6 numbers from 90, and a line covers exactly one of them, which is the whole arithmetic behind the 1 in 622,614,630.
All the ways this can pay
The jackpot line is the top of a table, and the rest of it is the same arithmetic with fewer numbers matched.
| Result | Odds of exactly this |
|---|---|
| Match 6 | 1 in 622,614,630 |
| Match 5 | 1 in 1,235,346 |
| Match 4 | 1 in 11,907 |
| Match 3 | 1 in 327 |
| Match 2 | 1 in 21.5 |
Read as: one line, that exact match. Whether it pays anything is the operator's rule, not arithmetic.
Other draws you can read this way
Same birth data, a different pool to fit it to. There is also every lucky-number calculator.
Splitting, not winning
This is not a system and it will not shorten your odds by any amount. It is about crowding. Some numbers are held by far more tickets than others, and that decides what a jackpot is divided by rather than who wins it.
59 of the 90 numbers on a SuperEnalotto form are above 31, which puts them outside every birthday, anniversary and door number in play. Dates cannot reach past 31, so every line built from one crowds into the same stretch of the board. Lines built entirely from calendar numbers make up 0.12 per cent of the possible lines, and a far larger share of the tickets people fill in by hand. The high numbers are not luckier. They are lonelier, and that is the whole of the effect.
Figures computed from each game's own format. The calculator above weights your pool by your chart rather than by this, and neither approach makes a draw more predictable than it is.
Ninety numbers and the Smorfia
SuperEnalotto draws six from 90, the widest pool on this site, and that 90-number board is not arbitrary. Italian lotto has used it for centuries, and alongside it sits the Smorfia napoletana, a dictionary that maps dreams and everyday events onto numbers from 1 to 90. Dream of a cat, look up the cat, play the number.
The same tradition produced ritardatari, the practice of tracking which numbers have gone longest without being drawn and playing those. It is the clearest example of the gambler's fallacy anywhere in lotteries, and it is printed in newspapers. A ball that has not come up for two hundred draws is exactly as likely as any other ball on the next one, because nothing in the machine remembers.