No one claimed Italy's SuperEnalotto jackpot on Friday, August 14, 2026, pushing tonight's prize above €209.1 million, the largest amount ever won by a single ticket-holder in the game's history, according to SuperEnalotto officials.

The winning numbers for the Friday, August 14 draw were 9, 18, 20, 25, 53 and 90, with Jolly number 49 and Superstar number 23. No player matched all six main numbers.

How big is tonight's SuperEnalotto jackpot?

The estimated jackpot for tonight's Saturday, August 15 draw is approximately €210 million, before taxes. The streak now stands at more than 255 consecutive draws without a jackpot winner, according to lotto.net.

What is the all-time SuperEnalotto record?

Tonight's jackpot has already surpassed the largest prize ever claimed by a single ticket-holder in SuperEnalotto history: €209.1 million, won on August 13, 2019, in Lodi, Italy, according to Il Mattino. The all-time highest SuperEnalotto jackpot ever paid out was €371.1 million, won on February 16, 2023, and split among multiple players through a system play.

When is tonight's drawing and when do ticket sales close?

The Saturday, August 15 draw takes place at 8 p.m. CEST (2 p.m. ET, 1 p.m. CT, noon MT, 11 a.m. PT). In-store ticket sales at authorised retailers in Italy close at 7:30 p.m. CEST, according to SuperEnalotto. The game also offers online play, with tickets stored securely in a registered account.

What are the odds of winning the SuperEnalotto jackpot?

Players must match all six numbers drawn from a pool of 1 to 90, according to SuperEnalotto. The game also offers 11 lower-tier prize tiers; see our lottery odds guide for a full international comparison.

Did anyone win a major prize in the Friday draw?

Lotto.net reports there were more than 762,000 winners of lower-tier prizes in the Tuesday, August 11 draw. A full prize breakdown for Friday's draw is expected to be published later today.

What happens if no one wins tonight?

If no ticket matches all six numbers, the jackpot rolls again and grows further beyond the current estimate. SuperEnalotto has no published jackpot cap, meaning the prize can continue to climb. The all-time ceiling reached so far is €371.1 million.

How do I check my SuperEnalotto result?

Once tonight's numbers are published, you can verify them on our SuperEnalotto ticket-checker or browse the draw history on our SuperEnalotto results page. If you hold a winning ticket, our prize-claiming guide and tax calculator walk through the next steps.

Sources: SuperEnalotto (official) · Lotto.net SuperEnalotto results · Il Mattino (English edition)

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