SuperEnalotto · Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday draws · Sisal analysis
Decode the draws SuperEnalotto
like a statistician
FortunaLab calculates the frequencies, delays, and trends for the 6 main numbers (1 to 90), the Jolly, and the SuperStar number across every Sisal draw since December 1997.
Latest SuperEnalotto draw on Saturday, October 10, 2026
Next draw: Tuesday, October 13, 2026 · play before 8:00 PM
264153616979 39 41Fortuna: AI-powered predictions
Discover how Fortuna, our intuitive AI, builds its SuperEnalotto predictions.
Fortuna combines analysis of every draw since December 1997 with a deep thought mode: it explores its deepest neural layers to reveal unique combinations, where every number has a reason to be there.
1. The Real Statistics
Fortuna analyzes every SuperEnalotto draw since December 1997. Frequencies, overdue draws, recent trends, average sums, odd/even balance. This is the rational foundation.
2. Deep Thoughts
The AI activates its 'thinking' mode. It forgets all mathematical rationality, plunges into its deepest neural layers, and searches for invisible sequence laws: resonances, gateway numbers, hidden cycles.
3. The Revealed Combinations
Statistics and intuition merge. Every number has a reason for being there — statistical OR intuitive. No chance. No randomness. Combinations that tell a story.
Statistical convergence of recent overdue draws combined with deep thoughts: harmonic resonance on 33 and 84, anchored by Jolly 12.
To calculate the exact probabilities, you need to count the total number of possible lines: choosing 6 numbers from 90 gives 622,614,630 combinations. The probability of hitting Tier 1 is therefore 1 in 622,614,630: no line is “better” than another. With the SuperStar option, the set of possible combinations expands to 622,614,630 × 90.
Overall, about 5.0% of lines win at least one prize, from the smallest payout to the jackpot. The payouts for tiers 2 through 6 are not fixed: they depend on the number of winners and the total stakes for each draw.
Why Statistics for SuperEnalotto?
SuperEnalotto has a rare feature among European lotteries: the top prize tier does not offer a fixed payout, but a cumulative jackpot that rolls over from one draw to the next and is paid as a lump sum. This payout structure attracts players who analyze draws carefully — and that's where FortunaLab comes in.
There are four draws each week: Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. In each draw, six numbers are drawn from 90, plus the Jolly (drawn from the remaining 84 numbers) and, if you have enabled the option, the SuperStar number. This setup (6/90 + Jolly + SuperStar) produces probabilities very different from those of other games, which is why our analyses follow rules specific to it.
In practical terms, we calculate how often each number is drawn, its delay (the number of draws since it last appeared), the Jolly and SuperStar analysis, the most frequent pairs, the distribution of sums, and the odd/even balance. All these calculations are based on the official draw history published by Sisal.
Understand the rules and oddsRecent hot numbers
Jolly: which number appears most often?
The Jolly number 1 has been drawn 61 times (1.4% of draws). The Jolly only comes into play for tier 2 (5 numbers + Jolly).
The SuperStar Number
A SuperStar number is drawn in every draw. Players who have enabled the option (€0.50) can win one of eight SuperStar prize tiers, from 6★ to 0★.
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A rollover jackpot, paid as a lump sum
The tier 1 jackpot rolls over from one draw to the next as long as no player matches all six numbers. Our jackpot simulator shows how it evolves and explains how the other tiers are distributed.
Explore FortunaLab
Tools built specifically for SuperEnalotto, with no equivalent in any other game.
Statistics
Frequencies for all 90 numbers, draws overdue, Jolly, SuperStar, pairs, positions, and patterns, calculated across the entire history.
Analyze →Generator
Build your combinations of 6 numbers (1 to 90) plus the Jolly using the filters of your choice.
Generate →AI Generator
Share your intention with the oracle: it takes the statistics further with deep intuition and justifies every number.
Consult the oracle →SuperEnalotto Jackpot Simulator
The tier 1 jackpot rolls over from one draw to the next as long as no player matches all six numbers. The simulator shows how it grows and explains how the other tiers are distributed.
jackpot simulator →Frequently asked questions about SuperEnalotto
On which days do SuperEnalotto draws take place?
SuperEnalotto draws take place every Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 8:00 PM Rome time. Official results are published by Sisal.
How many combinations exist in SuperEnalotto?
622,614,630: that is the number of possible ways to choose 6 numbers out of 90. Every single combination has the exact same probability of being drawn.
What is the purpose of the Jolly number?
The Jolly number is a complementary number from 1 to 90 drawn in addition to the six main numbers. It determines the 5+1 prize tier: five matching numbers plus the Jolly.
What is the SuperStar number?
SuperStar is an optional number from 1 to 90 (+€0.50). When matched, it opens eight additional prize categories, from 6★ down to 0★; categories 1★ and 0★ pay fixed prizes of €10.00 and €5.00.
How much does a SuperEnalotto line cost?
€1.00 for a standard line. Adding the SuperStar option costs €0.50, bringing the total to €1.50.
How is the jackpot paid out?
The jackpot rolls over from draw to draw and is paid as a single lump sum. If multiple tickets match all 6 numbers, the prize pool is shared equally between them.