results for Saturday March 2
This Saturday, March 2, a new La Primitiva draw took place. The winning numbers were: 02, 10, 22, 23, 33 and 42.
Additional: 43.
Return: 3.
The Joker was for him 7 456 449.
La Primitiva categories and awards
Special category: match 6 numbers + Return.
1st category: matching 6 digits.
2nd category: match 5 numbers + additional.
3rd category: matching 5 numbers.
4th category: matching 4 digits.
5th category: matching 3 digits.
Refund: If the Return is correct, the bet amount is returned.
Categories and prizes of the additional game “Joker”
First (1,000,000 euros): matching 7 digits in the same order.
Second (10,000 euros): correcting the first 6 digits or the last 6 in the same order.
Third (1000 euros): match the first 5 digits or the last 5 digits in the same order.
Fourth (300 euros): match the first 4 digits or the last 4 digits in the same order.
Fifth (50 euros): match the first 3 digits or the last 3 digits in the same order.
Sixth (5 euros): match the first 2 digits or the last 2 digits in the same order.
Seventh (1 euro): correction of the first or last digit.
Note. The set of figures must remain in the same order as the number assigned to the Joker in the corresponding drawing.
How to play La Primitiva?
The La Primitiva draw consists of choosing 6 different numbers from 1 to 49 on a numbered grid, as well as the ability of the terminal itself to select these numbers at random.
About return
This is an additional number to the 6 digits of the winning combination. This number ranges from 0 to 9 and is used to qualify for winning the special category (6+R). This also allows you to claim a refund of the amount of the ticket played. This will only happen if the return is completed correctly. Since October 25, 2018, the user is allowed to choose a refund. Before this date, the number was assigned automatically by the terminal.
Additional
As for the Complementary, it is an additional ball to the six main drawing balls, serving exclusively to determine the 2nd category prize. To win a prize in this category, you must match 5 numbers of the winning combination plus an additional one.
How does the Joker game work?
This is the only additional and optional game associated with the Primitiva Sweepstakes. So you can’t play Joker without playing Primitive. The game is very simple: you just need to mark the Joker field on your Primitiva ticket with an “X”. When checking bets, the terminal randomly assigns a 7-digit number corresponding to the Joker.
Price
Each Primitiva bet costs €1, and if a wild card is included (optional), it’s an additional €1.
Percentage allocated for prizes
55% of the total lottery revenue goes towards prizes, while the remaining 45% goes to the government treasury. Primitiva has 6 types of prizes, and only the fifth category (corresponding to three numbers) has a fixed amount of 8 euros. The remaining categories do not have fixed prizes as they vary depending on the collection received and the number of winners in each category.
If there are no winners of the “Special Category (6+R)” or “First Category (6)”, the amount is accumulated in the Special Category of the next draw. This amount will be added to drawing after drawing until a special category winner is determined.
Unlike Primitiva, Joker has prizes in each category.
Draw schedule
Both draws take place every Thursday and Saturday at approximately 21:40 in the assembly hall of the “State Lotteries and Lotteries” in Madrid. It can be seen live on the State Lotteries and Betting platform and the results will also be available after the draw is completed on various media.
History of the primitive lottery
La Primitiva is a state-owned gambling game that originated in Spain. It is managed by the Ministry of Finance and regulated by the State Lotteries and Betting Authority (SELAE).
In Spain, the first official lottery was La Primitiva in 1763, although at that time it was called “Lottery by Numbers”. This lottery was created by the Marquis of Esquilache during the reign of Carlos III with the intention of increasing the amount of money in the state treasury so as not to impose a new tax, so 25% of the revenue went to the state. the remaining 75% is for paying out prizes.
The second official draw held in Spain was the National Lottery of Cadiz in 1812, although it was then known as the “Modern Lottery”. A characteristic feature of this drawing was that the numbers were printed on the ticket. On the other hand, the numbers lottery changed its name to Lotería Primitiva, which remains to this day.
In 1862, Primitiva was banned by the government, and the early 20th century also saw the end of foreign lotteries and charity drawings, which were sometimes permitted. Thanks to these measures, the state allowed playing only the “Modern Lottery”.
Around 1940, the sale of charitable lotteries such as the Red Cross and ONCE lotteries was finally approved.
The primitive lottery was not played for over a century until it reappeared in 1985, where it was held only once a week (on Thursdays). In 1989, due to the restructuring of the organization, two modifications were made to the drawing: the first was to increase the price of the bet, which increased the size of the prizes, and the second modification was to add another day. drawing (Saturday). Joker was born in 2012 as the first game related to Primitiva.
The record Primitiva jackpot at the time of publication of the results of this draw was drawn in 2015 in Barcelona with a single winner and amounted to more than 101 million euros.
Note. EL ESPAÑOL assumes no liability for any errors or omissions. The only valid official list is the one provided by the State Lotteries and Betting Society (SELAE).