Overview
- Argentina’s Quini 6 draw No. 3405 on Wednesday paid the Siempre Sale prize of about ARS 12.49 million to each of 30 winners while the main modalities (Tradicional, La Segunda and Revancha) had their top prizes vacant, producing an estimated ARS 12 billion pozo for the next draw.
- The Primitiva and Bonoloto draws on Thursday and Friday produced no first‑category winners, so their prize funds roll into botes for upcoming drawings with La Primitiva’s accumulated fund offered as a jackpot for the next draw.
- Friday’s Euromillones draw produced a Spanish second‑category winner validated at Administración No.1 in Calatayud and the El Millón code FRN75945 validated in Aracena, while the same night Eurojackpot and Bonoloto published winning combinations with no top‑tier winners in some games.
- Mexico’s Lotería Nacional held Sorteo Superior 2897 with a top prize structure reaching MXN 17 million and routine live transmission and validation procedures that let winners check results on official channels.
- Winners must validate tickets at the points of sale or through official lottery offices and follow local claim rules and tax thresholds that apply to larger prizes, and the record of vacant top categories means special draws coming on September 5 (Spain’s Extraordinary) and Quini 6 on September 6 will carry larger advertised jackpots.