SUPER 3 guide: the current game and reading results
SUPER 3 draws three digits together with a SUPER COLOR. Your ticket’s entry type determines what to compare: digit positions, largest digit, occurrences or sum. This guide explains the distinction with examples so you can read the result against the appropriate category.
Illustrative result 472: largest digit 7, sum 13. Colour is a separate draw field.
Current game at a glance
- Result
- 3 digits and SUPER COLOR
- Base column
- €0.50
- SUPER COLOR
- Doubles the entry cost
- Draws
- Every 4 minutes, 00:03–23:59
- 3/3 in order
- €225 for a base column, subject to applicable limits
- Age
- 18+ retail, 21+ digital
How to read your ticket and draw
Check the draw identity
Start with the draw ID and date printed on the receipt. A result from a different time does not validate the same ticket, even if it contains your digits.
Identify the entry type
The base options are three digits in order, in order with neighbouring digits, largest digit, digit occurrence and sum. Do not apply an old any-order rule to the current prize table.
Compare the relevant field
For result 472 and an ordered selection of 472, all three positions match. Selection 427 matches only the first position. For the sum, calculate 4+7+2=13, which belongs to the 9–13 band.
Check colour separately
SUPER COLOR is added to a base entry type. Matching digits does not establish a colour match. Check both the ticket’s selection and the colour announced by the operator.
Validate officially
LuckyPlay displays information and does not certify prize entitlement. Use the official receipt and operator for taxes, distribution limits, deadlines and claiming.
Base type: three digits in order
This table covers only the €0.50 base column, without SUPER COLOR. Probabilities are calculated for three independent uniformly distributed digits and exactly the stated number of matching positions.
| Matching positions | Multiplier | Gross amount | Probability |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3/3 | 450× | €225 | 1/1,000 |
| 2/3 | 6× | €3 | 27/1,000 |
| 1/3 | 1× | €0.50 | 243/1,000 |
Calculation: C(3,k) × (1/10)^k × (9/10)^(3−k). A 1/3 result returns the base column cost; it is not a net profit. The top category is subject to a draw-level distribution cap.
Other options require different comparisons
For largest digit, 472 gives 7 rather than 4 just because it appears first. For occurrences, 772 contains two sevens. The different entry types have separate payout tables in the official guide.
Historical digit frequency does not change the probability of the next independent draw. These examples explain reading results and do not recommend entry selections.
Colour, cost and limits
The official mapping is 1 red, 2 green and 3 yellow. Adding colour doubles the cost; a correct colour prediction quadruples the payout based on the original stake. Check the conditions of your particular entry type.
Questions about reading SUPER 3
Does the old 600× table still apply?
The current official table for three digits in order shows 450× for 3/3, 6× for 2/3 and 1× for 1/3. Consult the source below for other entry types.
Can I use LuckyPlay to claim a prize?
No. It is an independent information service. The operator validates the official entry receipt.
Which timezone does the guide use?
Times refer to Greece. In history, check the date and draw ID, especially around midnight.
What does largest digit mean?
The largest of the three result digits. For 472 it is 7. Order is irrelevant to this option, whereas positions matter for the three-digits-in-order entry type.
Is SUPER COLOR included automatically?
No. It is an additional selection on a base entry type and doubles the cost. Check whether it appears on your receipt before using the corresponding prize table.
Sources and information checks
The data service supplies results and prize categories. It does not replace official entry terms. Odds refer to the mathematical model described in the guide.
This page is informational; official terms take precedence. Participation is 18+ in retail and 21+ digitally, subject to the provider’s terms. History does not predict future results. Play responsibly.