Telekino is one of the most traditional games and one of the most chosen by Argentines, whose draws are every sunday after 5 p.m. On this occasion the draw 2354. Also drawn was the Football pools.
Telekino: draw for Sunday, December 8
The draw 2353 of the Telekino, whose estimated well reaches $500 million for the 15 correct answers. From the Lottery of the Province of Buenos Aires they reported that there was also a Caribbean cruise for two people and a 0KM van.
How to play Telekino?
Each carton has 15 numbers printed at random out of a total of 25 (The numbering always goes from 01 to 25). Then, from a pool with 25 balls, 15 balls are drawn weekly. If someone has all 15 matches they are the winner of the maximum pot. If there are not 15 matches, the pot remains vacant and is accumulated for the next play.
In this modality they also win bettors who achieve 14, 13, 12 and up to 11 matches in its cardboard with those drawn in the act of drawing. Each category of winner (according to the number of correct answers) receives a cash prize.
Where to watch the Telekino draw
The draws are broadcast live every Sunday at 1 pm on Channel Nine for the entire country.
What is Rekino and how is it played?
On the other hand, in the lower part of the cardboard the same 15 numbers are printed as in the middle part, but these are used to participate in a new draw for an extra cash prize that takes place after the Telekino. The rekino distributes its pot weekly, since if there is no winner with 15 hits, the pot is distributed among all the winners who achieve 14 matches in their card and is never vacant.
Rekino results for Sunday, November 24
While the modality Rekino, The winning numbers were:
Was 29 winners with 14 hits that took home $147,302.
Source: Ambito
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