Telekino’s results met this Sunday, January 26 through Draw 2360. We show you what numbers they came out so you can see which award corresponds to you, or if the well was vacant, With the cardboard of this edition or with the number in the Rekino
Telekino results on Sunday, January 26
The draw 2360 of the Telekino, whose estimated well reaches $ 150 million for 15 hits. From the Lottery of the Province of Buenos Aires they also reported that an American -style house and five other awards of $ 1,300,000.
How to play Telekino?
Each cardboard has a randomly chosen numbers of a total of 25 (numbering always goes from 01 to 25). Then, from a bolillero with 25 balls, 15 balls are drawn weekly. If anyone has the 15 coincidences, it is the winner of the maximum well. In case there are no 15 coincidences, the well is vacant and accumulates for the next play.
In this modality they also win The traigators who achieve 14, 13, 12 and up to 11 coincidences in its cardboard with the extracted in the raffle act. Each category of winner (according to number of successes) is responsible for a cash prize.
Where to see the Telekino raffle
The draws are broadcast live every Sunday at 13 by channel nine for the whole country.
What is Rekino and how do you play?
On the other hand, the same 15 numbers as in the middle part are printed at the bottom of the cardboard, but these serve to participate in a New raffle for an extra cash well that takes place after telekino. The Rekino distributes his well weekly, since if he has not a winner with 15 hits, the well is distributed among all the winners who achieve 14 coincidences in his cardboard and is never vacant.
Rekino results on Sunday, January 26
While the modality Rekino, The winning numbers were:
Was 1 Winners with 15 hits that took $ 3,923,629.
Source: Ambito
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