SuperEnalotto Cold Numbers

SuperEnalotto specifically: Single-number pools produce very long absences. At one chance in 90 per draw, a given SuperStar number stays away for 200 draws or more about 11% of the time, so multi-year SuperStar absences are expected.

In any one SuperEnalotto draw, a given main number has a 6.7% chance of appearing, so on average it comes up once every 15.0 draws. That is only an average: absences several times longer are a normal part of a random sequence.

The longest absence running now belongs to 87: 66 draws since it was last drawn on June 18, 2026. The chance of one particular number missing that many draws in a row is 1.1% — but with 90 numbers in the pool, about 0.9 of them would be expected to be on a streak at least that long at any given moment.

The longest absence anywhere in the current format is 147 draws, by number 84. However long a number has been missing, its chance in the next draw is still 6.7%.

Jolly: each number is expected once every 90.0 draws. The longest current absence is 55, at 541 draws; in a pool of 90, an absence at least that long somewhere is expected about 19% of the time.

SuperStar: each number is expected once every 90.0 draws. The longest current absence is 68, at 327 draws; in a pool of 90, an absence at least that long somewhere is expected about 91% of the time.