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SuperEnalotto, Lotto and 10eLotto Winning Numbers: October 27 Draw

Jackpot Rises to 46.6 Million Euros After No Player Hits Tuesday Night Top Prize No player matched the winning combination in the latest drawing, pushing the next top prize to 46,600,000 euros, Il Giorno reported. Tuesday's drawing yielded…

SuperEnalotto, Lotto and 10eLotto Winning Numbers: October 27 Draw

Jackpot Rises to 46.6 Million Euros After No Player Hits Tuesday Night Top Prize

No player matched the winning combination in the latest drawing, pushing the next top prize to 46,600,000 euros, Il Giorno reported. Tuesday’s drawing yielded no winners for the six-number top prize or the secondary 5+1 category. Five players across Italy matched five numbers to claim 33,240.22 euros each, according to data released by Sisal. The last time the top prize was won occurred on September 12, when a player in Oggiono, Lecco province, secured a record 232.2 million euros using a 5-euro ticket.

Winning Numbers and Prize Breakdown Across Italian Games

The winning six-number combination for the October 27 drawing was 23, 34, 44, 48, 64, and 70, with 29 as the Jolly number and 28 as the SuperStar, as detailed by Sisal. While no one claimed the main prize, the SuperStar category awarded 43,705 euros each to two players who hit the four-number match with the special star. Concurrently, the evening Lotto drawing supervised by the Customs and Monopolies Agency produced winning sets across all eleven wheels, including the National wheel where the numbers 44, 28, 46, 23, and 2 emerged.

Regulatory Changes Alter Ticket Limits and Drawing Schedules

State lottery rules for external concessionaires shifted following a Ministry of Economy and Finance decree, altering operational procedures for games like the Lotto and SuperEnalotto. The regulatory updates establish a minimum ticket stake of 10 cents and a maximum of 200 euros, with total wagers capped at 1,000 euros excluding systems.

Historical Jackpots Contrast With Current Accumulation

Tuesday’s 46.6 million euro prize sits well below the historic payouts recorded in the lottery’s archive. The largest win in history remains the 371.1 million euro prize awarded on February 16, 2023, through a 90-share system managed by the Bacheca dei Sistemi. Other notable historical payouts include the 223.2 million euro win in Oggiono last September and a 209.2 million euro prize won in Lodi on August 13, 2019. The upcoming drawing offers participants another chance at the accumulated pool when the games resume.

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