According to Italian media reports, struggle in Italy comprehensive compilation: Thursday (November 24) Italy Superenalotto drew again, the jackpot continued to fail, so the cumulative prize amount has exceeded 315 million euros, the highest cumulative prize amount in history.
Born on December 3, 1997, it is considered the world's largest cumulative lottery and the hardest lottery to win, with the first draw on January 17, 1998, when a Brescia man won 11.8 billion lira (about 5.9 million euros). So far, a total of 124 jackpots have been drawn in the history of the lottery, of which 18 are in Campania, 16 in Lazio, 13 in Emilia Romagna, 10 in Puglia, 9 each in Veneto and Tuscany, 7 each in Piedmont, Lombardy, Sardinia and Sicily, 6 in Calabria, 3 each in Friuli Venezia Giulia and Abruzzo, 2 each in Marche and Umbria, and 1 each in Liguria and Basilicata. At present, only Valle d'Aosta, Molise and Trentino have not drawn the jackpot.
(Infographic: Italy Super Enalotto Lottery)
According to the report, the biggest prize in SuperEnalotto's history was in 2019, when a winner from Lodi took 209.1 million euros, while the last prize was on May 22, 2021, when a winner received 156 million euros. For a full year and a half, no one ever hit the jackpot, so the cumulative prize reached €315,700,000.
(Infographic: Citizens filling out the SuperEnalotto ticket purchase form)
Finally, in order to make the public feel at ease to receive the prize, the Italian media summarized 10 tips for claiming the 315 million euro jackpot to protect the privacy and security of the winners.
1. Prizes are subject to 20% withholding tax, which will exceed €60 million in the case of prizes exceeding €315 million, but in any case, the final prize should exceed €250 million.
2. The ticket of the lottery ticket is bearer, so anyone who holds the ticket and goes to claim the prize is considered a winner.
3. (Except for the purchaser of the official website or APP) The original lottery receipt, that is, the paper proof of the bet, is the only legal ticket to prove the winning, so it must be complete and legible.
4. When you go to the Sisal collection office to collect your prize, you need to bring your ID card, tax number and lottery ticket, if you need to provide a physical ticket at the point of sale, if you need to display the online lottery information if the buyer on the official website or APP.
5. The winner can collect the prize by going to the Sisal Lottery Company Prize Claim Office alone, without being accompanied by friends, family, notaries, bank staff, and the prize will be transferred to the winner's account by transfer.
6. The winner's IBAN account number is very important because the Sisal Prize Claim Office will never pay in cash.
7. The Sisal Lottery Prize Claim Office is located at Via A. Tocqueville 13 in Milan and Via Sacco e Vanzetti 89 in Rome. The prize collection time is Monday to Friday from 9-13 pm.
8. Prize collection must be made within 90 days of the draw.
9. If the winning amount exceeds 1 million euros, the prize will be paid within 91 days after the draw, and if the winning amount is less than 1 million euros, the prize will be received within 30 days after the draw.
10. The privacy of the winner will be protected and under no circumstances will the lottery company disclose the identity of the winner to third parties unless the winner himself or herself has a special request. (Struggle in Italy)