How to play Win for Italia Team
Win for Italia Team was established in 2026 as a way of raising funds for Italy's National Olympic Committee (CONI) so, when you play, you'll be supporting Italy's athletes. Since it's an annuity lottery, the top prize is a regular monthly payment for the next 20 years, as opposed to a one-time cash prize.
Playing Win for Italia Team is very simple. All you need to do is pick six numbers from a pool of 1 to 40, and match as many as possible in the draw. Matching two of the winning numbers is all you need to win a prize, while matching all six numbers wins you the jackpot.
How does the Win for Italia Team jackpot work?
The jackpot starts at €3 million (although the lottery's official rules account for rare-but-possible cases where this may not be possible) and rolls up for each draw that passes without a jackpot winner. There is no jackpot cap, so the grand prize can roll up indefinitely.
How to claim Win for Italia Team prizes
The process for claiming Win for Italia Team prizes varies depending on how much you've won, and whether you played digitally or with a paper ticket at a retail outlet. Be sure to claim your prize within 60 days of the relevant draw, or else your ticket & prize will expire.
Prizes for store-bought tickets
- Wins up to €520 - Prizes up to this value can be claimed at any Sisal retail point.
- Wins up to €5,200 - Prizes up to €5,200 can still be claimed in person at the Sisal retail location where the ticket was purchased.
- Wins up to €52,000 - You can claim prizes up to this value at dedicated Sisal prize payment points, a list of which can be found on the Sisal website. You'll need to book in advance, and bring ID.
- Wins over €52,000 - Nicely done! For wins this big, you'll need to visit one of the Sisal prize offices in either Milan or Rome.
Prizes for online purchases
If you played online, the process is much more simple. Prizes up to €50,000 are credited automatically to your gaming account, and can be withdrawn from there. If you've won more than that, you'll need to submit some personal identity documents and confirmation that you're the individual the account belongs to.