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There are multiple lotteries in Spain and they are some of the biggest fans of this game in Europe. They have major national lottery draws for every day of the week and one of the biggest of these is La Primitiva.
In fact, La Primitiva is said to be the longest running lottery in the world, as it was first created way back in the middle of the 18th century. It was established by the state in order to fund the state coffers and while it hasn’t run continuously since then, it has had thousands more draws than many other popular lotteries and has pumped countless millions into the public system in Spain.
A La Primitiva ticket consist of 6 numbers from 1 to 49 as well as 1 bonus number (known as the “Refund” number) from 0 to 9. The draw takes place every Thursday and Saturday night and players need to be at least 18 years old to play. They do not, however, need to be from Spain or anywhere else in Europe and can play as long as they can access the Multilotto website.
There are 6 prize tiers on La Primitiva and the biggest one is paid to players who match all 6 main numbers and the Refund number. This is considered the bigger of two jackpots and is paid out infrequently, while the second prize in the tier is a twice-weekly jackpot paid to players who match 6 main numbers.
There is a minimum jackpot of €2 million on La Primitiva, and this is a long way from the largest ever jackpot which was claimed at €100 million back in 2015. A lucky ticket holder from Barcelona claimed this prize after 25 weeks of rollovers, earning their place in the record books at the same time.
The odds of matching all 6 numbers and the Refund number are 1 in 139 million, the same as the EuroMillions. The odds of matching just 6 numbers are 1 in 13.9 million. The smallest prize is paid out to players who match three main numbers and the odds of this occurring are 1 in 57.
There are multiple lotteries in Spain and they are some of the biggest fans of this game in Europe. They have major national lottery draws for every day of the week and one of the biggest of these is La Primitiva.
In fact, La Primitiva is said to be the longest running lottery in the world, as it was first created way back in the middle of the 18th century. It was established by the state in order to fund the state coffers and while it hasn’t run continuously since then, it has had thousands more draws than many other popular lotteries and has pumped countless millions into the public system in Spain.
A La Primitiva ticket consist of 6 numbers from 1 to 49 as well as 1 bonus number (known as the “Refund” number) from 0 to 9. The draw takes place every Thursday and Saturday night and players need to be at least 18 years old to play. They do not, however, need to be from Spain or anywhere else in Europe and can play as long as they can access the Multilotto website.
There are 6 prize tiers on La Primitiva and the biggest one is paid to players who match all 6 main numbers and the Refund number. This is considered the bigger of two jackpots and is paid out infrequently, while the second prize in the tier is a twice-weekly jackpot paid to players who match 6 main numbers.
There is a minimum jackpot of €2 million on La Primitiva, and this is a long way from the largest ever jackpot which was claimed at €100 million back in 2015. A lucky ticket holder from Barcelona claimed this prize after 25 weeks of rollovers, earning their place in the record books at the same time.
The odds of matching all 6 numbers and the Refund number are 1 in 139 million, the same as the EuroMillions. The odds of matching just 6 numbers are 1 in 13.9 million. The smallest prize is paid out to players who match three main numbers and the odds of this occurring are 1 in 57.
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