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Telekino: Argentine Lottery Game Overview Telekino is a lottery game that has been part of Argentina’s gambling landscape since its creation on 26 April 1992 by the Caja Popular de Ahorros de la Provincia de Tucumán. From its inception until 28 November 2021, the game was organized by the same institution in partnership with the company Loterking. On 9 January 2022, the rights to the game were transferred to the Instituto Provincial de Lotería y Casinos of the Province of Buenos Aires, which has been responsible for its organization since then. The draws are broadcast live nationwide on the television channel El Nueve at 16:30 hours. Each draw features two related games: Telekino and Rekino. A single bet allows participation in both. Telekino awards prizes based on matches in the main grid, while Rekino offers an additional prize with its own winning combination. How the Game Works – Each ticket contains 15 numbers selected at random from a pool of 25 (numbers 01 to 25). – In a weekly draw, 15 balls are selected from a set of 25. – A ticket that matches all 15 numbers wins the jackpot. – If no ticket matches all 15 numbers, the jackpot rolls over to the next draw. Prize Structure For draw number 2451, held on Sunday 25 October, the jackpot was 600 million Argentine pesos for 15 correct numbers. The draw also offered five additional prizes of 100 000 pesos each. In addition, special prizes were announced as part of the “Mes de Mamá” promotion, including a brand‑new motorcycle, a brand‑new car, a brand‑new truck, a trip to Las Vegas, and a cruise covering Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay. Beyond Telekino and Rekino, the lottery also awards weekly prizes such as cars, household appliances, and travel packages. The estimated jackpot for the current draw remains at 600 million pesos. Results for the Sunday 18 October draw are available for review on the official lottery website. Article source: El Comercio | Image credit: El Comercio
Telekino: Argentine Lottery Game Overview Telekino is a lottery game that has been part of Argentina’s gambling landscape since its creation on 26 April 1992 by the Caja Popular de Ahorros de la Provincia de Tucumán. From its inception until 28 November 2021, the game was organized by the same institution in partnership with the company Loterking. On 9 January 2022, the rights to the game were transferred to the Instituto Provincial de Lotería y Casinos of the Province of Buenos Aires, which has been responsible for its organization since then. The draws are broadcast live nationwide on the television channel El Nueve at 16:30 hours. Each draw features two related games: Telekino and Rekino. A single bet allows participation in both. Telekino awards prizes based on matches in the main grid, while Rekino offers an additional prize with its own winning combination. How the Game Works – Each ticket contains 15 numbers selected at random from a pool of 25 (numbers 01 to 25). – In a weekly draw, 15 balls are selected from a set of 25. – A ticket that matches all 15 numbers wins the jackpot. – If no ticket matches all 15 numbers, the jackpot rolls over to the next draw. Prize Structure For draw number 2451, held on Sunday 25 October, the jackpot was 600 million Argentine pesos for 15 correct numbers. The draw also offered five additional prizes of 100 000 pesos each. In addition, special prizes were announced as part of the “Mes de Mamá” promotion, including a brand‑new motorcycle, a brand‑new car, a brand‑new truck, a trip to Las Vegas, and a cruise covering Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay. Beyond Telekino and Rekino, the lottery also awards weekly prizes such as cars, household appliances, and travel packages. The estimated jackpot for the current draw remains at 600 million pesos. Results for the Sunday 18 October draw are available for review on the official lottery website.
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