check today’s result, Saturday, June 8, 2024.

Now you can check today’s Bonoloto result, Saturday, June 8, 2024. winning combination was 6, 11, 16, 34, 41 and 48He return 1 And additional 32.

Every day you can participate in Bonoloto drawas it is celebrated every day of the week at 21:30.

Each of these days, after the draws have taken place, you can check the winning Bonoloto numbers on the EL MUNDO website.

In addition to the winning numbers, you will find the number of winners in each category, as well as the assigned prize in euros.

How to play Bonoloto

Participate in Bonoloto Players must select 6 numbers from a grid covering from 1 to 49. They have the option of choosing these numbers manually, choosing ones they like, or randomly, with the system choosing the numbers automatically. In both cases, you must choose one of two playing methods: a simple bet, in which each block or square represents an independent bet, or a multiple bet, where you can choose 5, 7, 8, 9, 10 or 11 numbers from a range of 1 to 49 in the first block of the ticket. You must then mark the number of bets you wish to take part in on the bottom left of the ticket.

He Bonoloto draw is regulated SELAE, also known as the State Lotteries and Betting Society. This public gambling game originated in Spain and is directly associated with the Ministry of Finance, which is responsible for the management, evaluation and supervision of all national lotteries. Bonoloto This is the lottery with the largest number of draws during the week under the auspices of state lotteries and betting. Its overall operation is based on the traditional primitive lottery scheme.

History of Bonoloto

Bonoloto It began on February 28, 1988, when the only Loterías y Apuestas del Estado available were Primitiva, Quiniela and the National Lottery. This lottery was an innovation because it was the most accessible game at the time and had the highest frequency of drawings per week.

Since its inception Bonoloto has undergone a number of changes:

-In 1991 the number was introduced refundthe success of which allowed the cost of the bet to be returned.

-Another gradual change is seen in the price, which was initially 25 pesetas per bet, but after the introduction of the euro in 2002 it rose to 45 cents, and a year later it was rounded up to 50 cents, a rate that remains until the date.

– Over the years, the number of draws has also increased: from four days to every day of the week. Since the inception of Bonoloto, the only constant requirement has been the need to place at least two bets to participate.

ATTENTION: EL MUNDO is not responsible if this news contains any errors or omissions. Users are cautioned that the only valid official drawing list is the one published on the State Lotteries and Betting (LAE) website.