Well, isn\'t bad (obvious, I\'d go for it...). But right, in Califorina, our last lotto is $91 million (which, looking at the exchange rate at 1.12735 [and still changing]...this would mean equal about €80,720,000 [give or take a few hundred]. €66 million would equal about 74,400,000 [again, give or take a few hundred]).
It didn\'t take 44 tries without a winner to get that high in California. Even if you factor in the population (Italy, 57 million. California, about 30 million). Of coarse, you can argue that Italians have better things to do then play the lotto so...

[edit]And good point Adan. I don\'t know what their lottery system is like to explain why it is only €66 million. Not to mention, the price of the ticket (or whatever they use) could be a factor too. Although I assume it is mostly the number of people actually playing it that is the reason.