6 from 1-90
Six numbers from ninety
SuperEnalotto draws its six numbers from a range of 90, much wider than the 47 to 59 used by the other six-number games on our list, and its format here has no second pool. There are 622,614,630 ways to choose six from 90, which puts a full match at 1 in 622,614,630.
That is the longest of any game on our list. The next longest is Powerball (United States), at 1 in 292,201,338, so a SuperEnalotto jackpot line is 2.1 times harder to hit, with no bonus ball involved.
What a random line looks like here
The wide range changes the look of a typical line. Six random numbers from 1 to 90 add up to 273 on average, and since 59 of the 90 numbers are above 31, an average line has 3.9 of its six numbers out of reach of any date. The smallest possible total is 21 (1 to 6) and the largest is 525 (85 to 90).
Neighbors are less common than in smaller games but far from rare: 29.8% of random six-from-90 lines contain at least two consecutive numbers. Against the draw itself, a line matches 6 × 6 / 90 = 0.4 numbers on average, and none at all 65.3% of the time.
Lines made only of possible dates are rare in a random draw. Just 736,281 of the 622,614,630 combinations use 1 to 31 alone, about 1 random line in 846. That does not make a quick pick any likelier to win: a line of birthdays is also one ticket in 622,614,630. It does make a random line less likely to be held by the many players who choose dates, which matters only if it wins and the prize is split.
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