Rome - Italy's jackpot craze hit feverish levels Thursday as Europe's biggest lottery prize in history - 131.5 million euros - went unclaimed.

None of the millions of players had the right combination of six numbers in a field of 1-to-90 to seize the coveted treasure. That means the Superenalotto now climbs to 136 million euros (194 million dollars) for the next drawing on Monday.

Italy's Superenalotto jackpot was last won in January. Its largest to date was 100.7 million euros in October 2008.(dpa)