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The winning numbers for the Matutina draw of the Quiniela de la Ciudad, held on Friday, 30 October, have been released. The first prize went to number 4888, followed by 1932 in second place and 8705 in third. The top ten positions were completed by the following numbers: 7368, 9135, 1370, 3272, 0673, 2830, and 2837. Positions 11 through 20 were awarded to 2181, 6973, 3781, 4525, 8864, 3402, 5578, 6067, 3860, and 2834. The draw also produced the letters DDPZ, and the number 88 was highlighted as a notable result, with some interpretations linking it to the Pope in dream symbolism. The Quiniela is Argentina’s most popular betting game, organized by the Lotería de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. Unlike some other lotteries, it does not have a fixed prize pool; instead, prizes are determined by the number of correct guesses, with a maximum payout capped at five times the amount collected. Players can place bets on numbers ranging from one to four digits. The draw is conducted in the Lotería’s premises using four separate ball trays, each containing ten balls numbered 0 to 9. The first tray selects the thousands digit, the second the hundreds, the third the tens, and the fourth the units. A fifth tray, containing twenty balls numbered 1 to 20, determines the position on the betting board. Four draws are held each day: the Primera at 12:00, the Matutina at 14:30, the Vespertina at 17:30, and the Nocturna at 21:00. The official list of winning numbers is issued by the Lotería de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. Clarín does not take responsibility for any errors or omissions in this information. Article source: Clarin Digital | Image credit: Clarin Digital
The winning numbers for the Matutina draw of the Quiniela de la Ciudad, held on Friday, 30 October, have been released. The first prize went to number 4888, followed by 1932 in second place and 8705 in third. The top ten positions were completed by the following numbers: 7368, 9135, 1370, 3272, 0673, 2830, and 2837. Positions 11 through 20 were awarded to 2181, 6973, 3781, 4525, 8864, 3402, 5578, 6067, 3860, and 2834. The draw also produced the letters DDPZ, and the number 88 was highlighted as a notable result, with some interpretations linking it to the Pope in dream symbolism. The Quiniela is Argentina’s most popular betting game, organized by the Lotería de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. Unlike some other lotteries, it does not have a fixed prize pool; instead, prizes are determined by the number of correct guesses, with a maximum payout capped at five times the amount collected. Players can place bets on numbers ranging from one to four digits. The draw is conducted in the Lotería’s premises using four separate ball trays, each containing ten balls numbered 0 to 9. The first tray selects the thousands digit, the second the hundreds, the third the tens, and the fourth the units. A fifth tray, containing twenty balls numbered 1 to 20, determines the position on the betting board. Four draws are held each day: the Primera at 12:00, the Matutina at 14:30, the Vespertina at 17:30, and the Nocturna at 21:00. The official list of winning numbers is issued by the Lotería de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. Clarín does not take responsibility for any errors or omissions in this information.
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