SuperEnalotto Prize Tiers: The 6 Base Tiers and 8 SuperStar Categories
Detailed breakdown of all SuperEnalotto prize categories: criteria for 6, 5+1, 5, 4, 3, 2 and the eight SuperStar categories (6★ down to 0★).
Sunday, August 30, 2026
The Six Base Prize Tiers
Tier 1 (Punti 6): Matching all 6 main numbers (1 in 622,614,630) wins the jackpot.
Tier 2 (Punti 5+1): Matching 5 main numbers plus the Jolly number (1 in 103,769,105).
Tier 3 (Punti 5): Matching 5 main numbers (1 in 1,250,230).
Tier 4 (Punti 4): Matching 4 numbers (1 in 11,907), Tier 5 (Punti 3: 1 in 327), and Tier 6 (Punti 2: 1 in 22).
The Eight SuperStar Categories
Activating the SuperStar option (+0.50 €) unlocks eight specialized tiers: 6★, 5★+1, 5★, 4★, 3★, 2★, 1★, and 0★.
Matching 6★ awards the jackpot plus a 2,000,000 € bonus. Matching 5★+1 awards the 5+1 prize plus a 1,000,000 € bonus. Tiers 4★, 3★, and 2★ multiply base prizes by substantial fixed multiples.
Guaranteed Fixed Payouts (0★ and 1★)
Even if you match zero main winning numbers, matching the SuperStar number alone (0★) awards a guaranteed fixed prize of 5.00 € (1 chance in 138).
Matching 1 main number plus the SuperStar (1★) awards a guaranteed fixed prize of 10.00 € (1 chance in 103). These fixed categories ensure frequent returns.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many prize tiers exist in SuperEnalotto?
There are 6 base prize tiers (6, 5+1, 5, 4, 3, 2) and 8 additional SuperStar categories.
What is the minimum match to win a prize in SuperEnalotto?
In the base game, matching at least 2 numbers wins a prize. With SuperStar, matching 0★ or 1★ guarantees a win.
What is the guaranteed payout for 0★ and 1★?
Category 0★ pays a guaranteed 5.00 €, while 1★ pays a guaranteed 10.00 €.