German Lotto
How to play German Lotto
Select six numbers from 1 to 49 and a Superzahl number from 0 to 9. In the draw, six numbers are drawn from one machine (containing 1 to 49) and the Superzahl is drawn from a second machine (containing 0-9). To win the jackpot you must match all six main numbers and the Superzahl number. Jackpots start at €1 million on a Wednesday or €3 million on a Saturday and, if there are no jackpot winners, it rolls over to the next draw.
Prizes and Odds of Winning
| Numbers Matched | Odds of Winning | Average Prize |
|---|---|---|
Match 6 + Superzahl
|
1 in 139,838,160 | €9,639,376.85 |
Match 6
|
1 in 15,537,573 | €1,139,340.36 |
Match 5 + Superzahl
|
1 in 542,008 | €13,082.67 |
Match 5
|
1 in 60,223 | €3,832.95 |
Match 4 + Superzahl
|
1 in 10,234 | €200.26 |
Match 4
|
1 in 1,147 | €91.69 |
Match 3 + Superzahl
|
1 in 567 | €21.45 |
Match 3
|
1 in 63 | €11.48 |
Match 2 + Superzahl
|
1 in 76 | €5.33 |
| Overall odds of winning a prize in Lotto 6aus49 are 1 in 31. | ||
Latest Result
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- 19
- 25
- 29
- 7
There were over 667,000 winners in this draw.
Interesting Facts
The first German Lotto draw was held on 9th October 1955, making it one of the longest-running European lotteries.
The biggest German Lotto jackpot was won in December 2007. Three tickets split a prize of €45.3 million.
The largest German Lotto jackpot awarded to a single player was worth €42.5 million and was won in October 2020 by a player from Baden-Württemberg.
The jackpot can reach a maximum of €50 million before it is capped.