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Lottery winnings and jackpots in Argentina, Colombia, and CL

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By ~~late September~~ early October 2026, lottery ~~draws across Argentina, Colombia, and Chile~~ activity in Argentina continued to ~~report~~ see significant winnings. In Argentina, the Quini 6 draws remained a focal point for major payouts. On September 22, a single ticket in El Talar, Buenos Aires, won the Revancha jackpot, totaling more than 9.179 billion pesos (approximately 6 million dollars). In draw No. 3411, while the main jackpot categories remained vacant, prize distributions and growing jackpots. Following the ~~Siempre Sale modality produced 20 winners, including a resident of Ushuaia claiming approximately 21.5 million pesos. On~~ September ~~26, further~~ 26 Quini 6 ~~results showed~~ results, which saw 52 winners in the ‘Siempre Sale’ ~~category, with each~~ category receiving over 9 million ~~pesos. The estimated upcoming~~ pesos each, the jackpot for ~~this~~ the upcoming draw rose to ~~over~~ an estimated 7.8 billion pesos. ~~Additionally, a single winner in Presidencia~~ On October 2, Lotería de ~~la Plaza claimed over 132 million pesos in the Quiniela Poceada Chaqueña. These developments follow previous major wins in Argentina, such as~~ Santa Fe announced that the ~~September 16~~ Quini 6 jackpot for the Sunday, October 4 draw ~~where two winners claimed over $1,300,000,000, and~~ is projected to reach 9.4 billion pesos. This increase follows three consecutive sessions without a top-tier winner. The prize pool is distributed across several modalities: La Segunda holds the ~~September 17 Poceada jackpot split~~ largest portion at 4.8 billion pesos, followed by ~~two women in Chaco. Regional activity in Colombia also remains active, with recent reports from Lotería de Cúcuta, Sinuano Día,~~ Revancha at 2.2 billion pesos, and ~~Lotería de Medellín.~~ the Tradicional First Draw at 1.7 billion pesos. The remaining funds are allocated to the Siempre Sale (500 million pesos) and the Extra Prize (200 million pesos).

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