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Quini 6 Rollovers Lift Pot to ARS 5.2 Billion as Spain Logs Primitiva Payouts and Bonoloto Rollover

Tax withholding will shape what winners actually receive in both countries.

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Overview

  • In Argentina, Sunday’s Quini 6 left Tradicional, La Segunda and Revancha vacant, 24 Siempre Sale winners earned about ARS 13.7 million each, and Wednesday’s draw is estimated at ARS 5.2 billion.
  • Monday’s Bonoloto drew 1, 16, 21, 29, 41 and 44 (complementario 36, reintegro 9), produced no first‑category winners and set a €1.3 million bote, with a second‑category ticket validated in Baeza (Jaén).
  • La Primitiva on Monday delivered two first‑category €213,027 tickets in Murcia and Madrid and a Categoría Especial ticket in Guadalajara worth €7,357,267, with the winning numbers 02, 07, 09, 26, 36 and 46.
  • Eurodreams on Monday awarded two first‑category annuities of €20,000 per month for 30 years to winners in Ireland and France, with second‑category €2,000‑per‑month for five years going to players in Ireland and Switzerland.
  • In Spain, prizes above €40,000 incur a 20% withholding, while in Argentina ARCA taxes 31% of 90% of lottery winnings (about 27.9% effective), affecting net payouts and planning.