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The draws took place Italy lottery 2023. The first prize in the first category, worth 5 million euros, was linked to the ticket number F306831, sold in Milan. The second prize in the first category, worth 2.5 million euros, was linked to the lottery number M382938, sold in Campagna (Salerno). The third prize, worth 2 million euros, was linked to the ticket number I191375, sold in Albuzzano (Pavia). The fourth prize, worth 1.5 million euros, was linked to the ticket number C410438, sold in Roncadelle (Brescia). The fifth amount, worth one million euros, was linked to the ticket number N454262sold to Montescudo Monte Colombo (Rimini).
How many prizes are there in the Italian lottery and how much are they worth? In total, the Italian lottery has 210 prizes worth over 17 million euros, including second and third category prizes. Specifically, there are 15 second category prizes worth 100,000 euros each and 190 third category prizes worth 20,000 euros each. Over 6.7 million tickets were sold.
The 15 winning tickets worth 100,000 euros The series and numbers of the 15 Italian lottery tickets of the second category, worth 100,000 euros each, drawn at the headquarters of the Customs and Monopolies Authority are: P192527, sold in Quartu Sant'Elena (Cagliari); M245885 sold to Pietrasanta (Lucca); F131600 sold to Polesine Zibello (Parma); F214883 sold to Trieste; D393404 sold in Kaltern on the Wine Route (Bozen); I466701 sold to Civitella Valdichiana (Arezzo); I257605 sold to Naples; I063968 sold to Piacenza; N200785 sold to Eboli (Salerno); L207346 sold to Ottaviano (Naples); C071644 sold to Catania; M404056 sold to Rome; P244070 sold to Figline and Incisa Valdarno (Florence); M462363 sold to Rome; L327933 sold to Sala Consilina (Salerno).
How to collect Italian lottery winnings The winner of an Italian lottery prize has six months (180 days) to claim the prize, starting from the publication of the winning ticket numbers in the Bulletin of the Customs and Monopolies Authority. The holder must present the winning voucher intact and in its original form at Banca Intesa Sanpaolo branches or at the National Lottery Prizes Office. Alternatively, the ticket can be sent to the prize office at the winner's own risk, providing the applicant's personal details and home address as well as the preferred method of payment (bank transfer, wire transfer or postal transfer). The same procedure also applies to prizes obtained with a ticket purchased online. In this case, it is necessary to present a valid identification document, the tax number and a printout of the game memory or the unique code of the won bet.