Bonoloto: Here are the winners of the October 5 draw
Bonolotoone of the main Spanish lotteries, giving away prizes worth millions of euros, has revealed information winning results drawing this Saturday, October 5, published by Loterías y Apuestas del Estado.
Remember that all winning tickets have expiration datewhat is indicated on the reverse side. In the case of Bonoloto you only have three months is counted from the next day after the drawing to pick it up.
This period can only be extended if the last period is a holiday. After this time the right to receive the prize will be lost and the said amount will remain in favor of the state treasury.
Make sure that the ticket does not get damaged as it is the main valid tool for requesting payment. If the ticket was damagedState lotteries and bookmakers must request confirmation of the winning number and give permission to receive it.
Date: October 5th.
Winning combination: 03, 14, 16, 19, 20 and 29.
Additionally: 38.
Full: 2.
The BonoLoto millionaire draw takes place every day of the week. from Monday to Sunday.
Enough two euros take part in the BonoLoto draw and have the opportunity to win several million euros.
Every BonoLoto bet is aimed at choose six numbers from a table of 49numbers from 1 to 49. This selection can be manual or automatic, that is, random.
To increase your chances of winning, you can increase to eight six-number combinations either at one time or to a combination of more numbers.
With BonoLoto you can win a prize after three attempts. However, the more correct answers you have, the higher the amount.
State lottery and betting is a state-owned company under the Ministry of Finance and Public Administration and organizes almost a dozen lotteries, including La Primitiva, BonoLoto, El Gordo de la Primitiva, La Quiniela, Lototurf, Quinigol, la Quíntuple Plus, National Lottery and EuroMillions.
In 2022 alone, government lottery and betting sales exceeded €9,687 million, prizes totaled €6,148 million, and government coffers collected €3,486 million.
The public company’s profits channeled €25.5 million into social causes, adding 1,072,748 beneficiaries, while its suppliers took €229 million, while employing 516 people.
The origins of this state-owned company go back more than 200 years, to 1763, when the then King Kalos III established the so-called “Royal Lottery”, the proceeds of which were intended to benefit hospitals, hospices and other public institutions.
The first draw held was similar to La Primitiva, and half a century later the National Lottery began.
It was then, several decades later, that the name was changed from Lotería Real to Lotería Primitiva Nacional. shortly before celebrating the first centenary of its creation, it was renamed the National Lottery..
In the 20th century it began to take a form more similar to the one known today. Red Cross, La Quiniela, La Primitiva, El BonoLoto and El Gordo draws have been added.
The innovations will continue into the 21st century with the introduction of new draws such as Euromillones, Lototurf, Quintuple Plus and El Quinigol.
Then came December 3, 2010, when a decree created the state-owned enterprise Loterías y Apuestas del Estado as we know it today.