Overview
- Participations printed with 68729 won a pedrea worth €20 per ticket, but the décimo the club held was 68279 and carried no prize.
- Local reporting estimates roughly €50,000 in potential payouts are now in question for buyers who purchased the printed shares.
- The club says a trusted local administration supplied both the printed talonarios and the décimos, yet no one verified that the numbers matched.
- After the administration denied responsibility, the club placed the dispute with a lawyer and told purchasers to wait for guidance.
- President Luis Alfonso Padrón says he bought about €10,000 in décimos for fundraising, urges holders not to discard their participations, and aims to recoup the outlay and refund €5 per share if he can.