On Friday, April 17, 2026, the SuperEnalotto draw produced no winners for the top-tier ‘6’ or ‘5+1’ combinations, continuing a streak of high jackpot accumulation. Instead, six players matched five main numbers, each earning a prize of €24,640.69. The jackpot for the next draw has now risen to €151.7 million, according to verified reports from the draw.
This outcome reflects the ongoing challenge of hitting the full combination in Italy’s national lottery, where odds of matching all six numbers stand at approximately 1 in 622 million. The absence of a ‘6’ or ‘5+1’ winner allows the prize pool to roll over, fueling increased public interest ahead of the next scheduled draw on Saturday, April 18, 2026 — the final weekly draw of the week.
The SuperEnalotto, managed by Sisal under concession from the Italian government, operates draws three times weekly — traditionally on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays — with an additional Friday draw introduced in 2023 to support emergency funding for regions affected by natural disasters. This extra draw has been extended through 2026, with proceeds directed to the National Emergency Fund.
Each standard SuperEnalotto ticket costs €1 per column, with players selecting six numbers from a pool of 90. The optional SuperStar number adds €0.50 per line, offering additional prize tiers. A full system ticket can include up to 27,132 columns through organized syndicates, allowing broader number coverage at shared cost.
Winning requires matching at least two numbers for a minimal prize, typically around €5. Matching three numbers yields approximately €25, four numbers about €300, and five numbers — as seen in Friday’s draw — around €32,000 before adjustments based on the jackpot level and number of winners. The ‘5+1’ tier, which includes the Jolly number, normally pays roughly €620,000, but was not claimed in this draw.
The winning numbers for the April 17, 2026 draw were 13, 27, 45, 53, 57, and 84, with the Jolly number drawn as 34 and the SuperStar number as 63. These figures were confirmed through official draw broadcasts and verified lottery reporting sources.
Despite the lack of a jackpot winner, the consistent participation reflects the game’s cultural prominence in Italy, where lottery play is deeply embedded in weekly routines. The rising jackpot often correlates with increased ticket sales, particularly as the prize exceeds €100 million, drawing both regular players and occasional participants hoping for a life-changing win.
Players have until the draw cutoff time — typically 7:30 PM local time — to enter tickets for the Saturday, April 18, 2026 draw. Results will be published shortly after the 8:00 PM draw via official channels, including the Sisal website, authorized retailers, and national media outlets.
For those interested in verifying past results or checking tickets, Sisal maintains an online archive of the last 30 draws, accessible through its official website and mobile application. This tool allows users to confirm number combinations and prize eligibility for historical plays.
As the jackpot continues to grow, anticipation builds for the upcoming draw. Whether or not the €151.7 million prize will be claimed remains uncertain, but the structure of the game ensures that every ticket holds the same statistical chance, reinforcing the random nature of the outcome.
Responsible gaming advocates remind players that lottery participation should be viewed as entertainment, not a financial strategy. Support services are available through national helplines for those who may require assistance managing play habits.
Stay tuned to official lottery channels for the results of the April 18, 2026 draw, and consider setting personal limits to ensure play remains enjoyable and within healthy boundaries.
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