results of the draw for Wednesday, March 6
This Wednesday, March 6 There will be a new Bonoloto draw in 2024, with a six-figure winner standing to win a €1.3 million jackpot.
Categories and distribution of prizes
The percentage of income allocated to prizes in the Bonoloto draw corresponds to 55%. The remaining percentage goes to the state treasury.
From the percentage allocated for prizes, if there are no winners of the 1st category (Winning Number), the draw amount is accumulated for the same category of the next Bonoloto draw. This amount will be added to draw after draw until a 1st category winner is identified.
In the case of those draws in which there were no winners of the 2nd or 3rd category prizes, the amount is increased for the 3rd and/or 4th category prizes. If there is no winner of the 4th category, the accumulated amount will increase the prize fund of the 1st category of the next draw.
First category (6 views). The biggest prize in the drawing goes to the winners of the first six numbers drawn (Winning Combination). This prize will receive 45% of the prize money and will be distributed equally among the winners.
Second category (5 views + additional). It is awarded to those who have guessed five numbers of the winning combination + Additional number. 24% of the award funds are allocated to this award. This percentage is distributed equally among those who guessed correctly.
Third category (5 views). The prize will go to the one who matches five numbers of the winning combination. 12% of the award funds are allocated for this award. This percentage is distributed equally among those who guessed correctly.
Fourth category (4 hits). It is awarded to those who match four numbers of the winning combination. 19% of the award funds are allocated to this award. This percentage is distributed equally among those who guessed correctly.
Fifth category (3 hits). It is awarded to those who match three numbers of the winning combination, with a fixed prize of €4.
Return (refund). In case of successful return, the bet amount is returned.
What is Bonoloto made of?
Bonoloto is a state gambling game that originated in Spain. It is managed by the Ministry of Finance and regulated by the State Lotteries and Betting (LAE). Bonoloto is the lottery with the largest number of draws per year, held a total of six days a week (except Sundays). Its gaming mechanism is very similar to the real “Numbers Lottery”, or currently known as Lotería Primitiva.
The game of Bonoloto consists of selecting 6 different numbers from 1 to 49 on a numbered grid, although these numbers can also be selected at random by the betting terminal itself. Before choosing numbers, you must choose one of the two existing Bonoloto modalities: simple method or multiple method. In that simple method A ticket consists of eight blocks, and each block represents a bet, so you can place a maximum of eight bets on the same ticket. In that multiple method You can play 44, 7, 28, 84, 210 or 462 bets on one ticket. To do this, you need to select 5, 7, 8, 9, 10 or 11 numbers in the first column.
Return number
The Bonoloto return is a number between 0 and 9 in addition to the 6 drawing numbers. This number cannot be chosen, it is randomly assigned to the bet slip. During the draw, the Refund is drawn from a different pot than the Winning Combination and is used to win Category 6 prizes, thus restoring the bet amount.
Additional
The additional Bonoloto drawing number is an additional ball to the six main drawing balls and serves solely 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.
Cost of playing Bonoloto
Bonoloto is the most economical game of all state lotteries. The amount of each bet is 0.50 euros, and the minimum amount to play is 1 euro (minimum of two bets). There are two types of draw: “Daily”, in which you participate in the draw on the day you place your bets, and where you are required to place at least two equal or different bets. Another modality is “Weekly”, where you can participate in all the draws of the week depending on the day the bet is fixed: for example, if it is confirmed on Tuesday, it will be drawn for the draw on Tuesday, Wednesday. , Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The price will increase as the number of bets increases.
Draw time
There are six draws throughout the week: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday at approximately 9:30 p.m. The Bonoloto draws are held at SELAE’s headquarters in Madrid and broadcast live via a web platform. The results are published after the end of the drawing in the press, on the radio and on the Internet.
How to participate
There are several options for participating in Bonoloto: physically at one of the 10,500 official Loterías y Apuestas del Estado (LAE) sales points or by purchasing bets through various web platforms that allow you to manage the lottery online. To do this, you need to make sure that it is a secure page with all kinds of guarantees.
A little history
Bonoloto was born on February 28, 1988, at a time when only LAE lotteries were sold: Primitiva, Quiniela and National Lottery. This lottery was a revolution because it was the most economical game at the time and had the largest number of draws per week (Sunday to Wednesday).
Since the inception of this lottery there have been many changes worth mentioning: in 1991 the Reintegro number was added, the success of which allowed the bet amount to be returned. Another gradual change occurred in the price: the rate started at 25 pesetas, but after the replacement of the euro peseta in 2002, it rose to 45 cents, and a year later it was rounded up to 50 cents, the amount of which remains the same to this day. Finally, the number of draws was increased from four days to every day of the week except Sunday. Since the creation of Bonoloto, the only requirement that has remained is a minimum of two bets to participate.
The record Bonoloto jackpot at the time of publication of the results of this draw was drawn in 1990 in Valladolid, with the only winner winning over €7 million.
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).