Loto (Chile) Lottery Results & Winning Numbers
Latest Loto Winning Numbers & Jackpots
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Thursday Mar 13, 2025 |
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Tuesday Mar 11, 2025 |
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Sunday Mar 09, 2025 |
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Thursday Mar 06, 2025 |
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Tuesday Mar 04, 2025 |
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Tuesday Feb 25, 2025 |
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Sunday Feb 23, 2025 |
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Thursday Feb 20, 2025 |
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Tuesday Feb 18, 2025 |
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Sunday Feb 16, 2025 |
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Loto Hot & Cold Numbers
- 01
- 14
- 28
- 30
- 20
- 34
- 05
- 03
- 09
- 10
- 13
- 27
- 29
- 02
Loto Quick Pick Numbers
- 2
Days - 8
Hours - 51
Mins - 4
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Loto Prizes and Odds
Classic Loto is a national Chilean lottery that attracts thousands of players in every draw. Participants have a high chance to win the rollover jackpot, which increases after every raffle if there are no winners or to claim other rewards from seven additional prize tiers. In addition to the main draw, players can try their luck by adding optional features that make the game more engaging and promising.
| Match | Prize* | Winning Odds, % |
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| 6 | Loto Jackpot (at least CLP 250 million) | 1 in 4,496,388 or 0.000022% |
| 5+Comodín | Super Quina | 1 in 149,398 or 0.0007% |
| 5 | Quina | 1 in 22,041 or 0.005% |
| 4+Comodín | Super Cuaterna | 1 in 8,816 or 0.01% |
| 4 | Cuaterna | 1 in 534 or 0.19% |
| 3+Comodín | Super Terna | 1 in 401 or 0.25% |
| 3 | Terna | 1 in 38 |
| 5+Comodín | Super Dupla | 1 in 50 |
* The amount players win in each raffle depends on the number of tickets sold for the respective draw and the number of winners in each prize tier
The odds of winning the jackpot are estimated at 1 in 4,496,388. This is certainly a high value, especially considering that Loto is a national game in Chile. Moreover, players who want to increase their potential winnings (excluding the grand prize) have the option to add multipliers (ranging from x2 to x7). Additionally, those who dream about the largest jackpots in the world can participate not only in the main draw but also in additional ones.
Loto Additional Draws
Chilean Loto offers many extra games that can be entered after the main draw. If you feel your big win is coming soon, take this great opportunity to win the jackpot or other prizes. All the add-ons have their own names and are offered at various costs, so see the table below to learn more.
| The Name of Extra Draw | What You Can Win | Cost of Entry |
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| Recargado | Jackpot (at 6-number match) | CLP 500 |
| Revancha | Jackpot (at 6-number match) | CLP 300 |
| Desquite | Jackpot (at 6-number match) | CLP 200 |
| Jubilado |
| CLP 500 |
| Multiplicar |
| CLP 500 |
| Jubileo 50 Años |
| CLP 500 |
The Loto extra draws must be played in sequence. For example, you can’t enter Jubilazo without adding Recargado, Revancha, and Desquite to your ticket. Keep this in mind when planning your lottery strategy and budget.
Loto Drawing Schedule
The majority of classic lotto games occur twice a week, but Chile offers even more opportunities for lottery fans. There are two-weekday draws and one-weekend draw, so you will always have a chance to experiment with our lottery-winning tips.
| Tuesday | Thursday | Sunday | |
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| Draw Time | 09:00 p.m. (Chile Standard Time) | 09:00 p.m. (Chile Standard Time) | 09:00 p.m. (Chile Standard Time) |
| Sales Stop | 08:55 p.m. (Chile Standard Time) | 08:55 p.m. (Chile Standard Time) | 08:55 p.m. (Chile Standard Time) |
The Biggest Loto Winners and Jackpots
The national lottery Loto helps many Chileans achieve wealth. The main reason is the rollover jackpot, which increases until someone wins it. However, the names of the winners remain unknown. Still, we managed to find some information about the largest rewards:
- CLP 10.66 billion on February 5, 2019
- CLP 8.5 billion on August 11, 2011
- CLP 8 billion on October 18, 2016
- CLP 7.8 billion in June 2019
- CLP 5.5 billion in March 2017
- CLP 4.2 billion in August 2015
- CLP 3.9 billion in November 2013
Loto Rules in Chile
Loto is the most promising jackpot game provided by Polla Chilena de Beneficencia, the oldest lottery company, launched in 1934 and overseen by CORFO, a government-owned organization. The game was introduced on November 17, 1989, and has undergone several changes. Today, it is based on the following rules and principles:
- The minimum legal gambling age is 18 in Chile; you can’t enter any lottery if you are younger.
- A 6/41 matrix is established for the game. Comodín, the lucky number that forms half of the prize tiers, is drawn automatically. So, you can learn the Pick 6 strategy and use its main principles to increase your chances of success.
- According to the rules, players can select numbers manually or via Quick Pick.
- Loto includes extra draws: Recargado, Revancha, Desquite, Jubilazo, Multiplicar, and Jubilazo 50 Años. Each of them allows players to win big amounts, up to 1 million pesos per month for 50 years.
- Main prizes are available in eight tiers, and their amounts depend on the prize pool accumulated for the draw.
- Loto is held three times a week.
- You can purchase physical tickets or play the lottery online, just like many other games on reliable lottery websites.
Buying paper tickets to play Loto is a simple and highly engaging option. The steps are straightforward:
- Look for a PCB retail agency nearby and drop in.
- Study the lottery terminal to ensure everything is done correctly and start.
- Pick 6 numbers between 1 and 41. If you want to play Systems and increase your lottery combinations, inform the seller. For a random choice of lotto numbers, opt for Azar (Quick Pick).
- Mark the extra draws you want to add—from Recargado to Jubilazo 50 Años.
- Set the number of consecutive draws.
- Pay for your entry and wait for the ticket to be printed.
Online bets are also popular in Chile, and you can try your luck right after registering on the Polla Chilena de Beneficencia website. As soon as you enter your account and open the Loto page, you will see the playslip with all possible selections. Make your choice, put your ticket in the cart, and pay for it.
If you were lucky enough to play Loto in Chile and are now anticipating the results, here’s what you can do to see if you are a winner:
- bookmark the Polla Chilena de Beneficencia official website;
- visit a PCB Agency and ask the staff to provide you with the current results or print a receipt with prize charts from the lottery machines;
- read local newspapers where you can always find information about winning numbers and prizes.
The Loto Chile page on our website is also at your service, so come and follow the results whenever you want.
Chile Loto Payout and Taxes
Loto winnings may be considerable in Chile, and claiming them is always exciting. The claim process is simple and smooth, so follow our instructions if you are a lottery winner. Please note that you have 60 days to collect your money. Be on time; otherwise, an unclaimed lottery ticket will never bring you a single Chilean peso.
| Amount | How to Claim My Loto Prize in Chile |
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| Up to CLP 30,000 | Claiming minor prizes is a piece of cake in Chile; just visit any Polla Chilena de Beneficencia official agency to receive your cash. |
| Over CLP 30,000 | Big winners must visit the Polla Chilena de Beneficencia Head Office in person. Take your winning ticket, signed on the back, and a valid photo ID with you. Your destination is: Polla Chilena de Beneficencia, 6th floor Compania 1085 Santiago, Chile Claims are accepted between 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. |
| Online winnings | Online winners receive their winnings directly into their player accounts soon after the draw. For more details, please contact PCB at +56 2 2679 3700 between 8:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. daily. |
| Winnings from abroad | Players from abroad can play Loto in Chile and win big. Moreover, PCB provides careful guidance for foreign winners. Just visit a lottery official agency to validate your prize. A PCB agent will send a request for redemption and then provide you with a cheque, a voucher, or a deposit so that you can receive the money directly into your bank account. |
Loto winnings are tax-free in Chile. According to local law, lottery winners must pay 17% of their prizes as taxes. However, Polla Chilena de Beneficencia pays these taxes on behalf of the players, so they are free from this obligation. Moreover, winners receive certificates, which they can provide to the SII (Internal Revenue Service) if required.
Things to Know About Loto in Chile
- A basic Loto entry will cost you CLP 1,000, which equals about $1. The overall ticket cost may rise depending on the extra draws you add and can reach a maximum of CLP 3,500.
- All Loto jackpots and extra prizes are pari-mutuel and are split among all the winners within the same category.
- If you need more chances to win, you can try Systems by choosing from 7 to 10 numbers instead of the basic 6.
- About half of Polla Chilena de Beneficencia’s revenue from ticket sales is earmarked to support good causes and a variety of social projects across the country.
- You can choose 1, 3, or 6 consecutive draws to make your lottery experience even more convenient.
FAQs Loto
Loto takes place three times a week – on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday.
Experienced players in Chile know that winners are determined at 9:00 p.m. CST.
Unfortunately, the names of big winners are unknown. However, you can be sure this lottery has become a source of wealth for many players, even for those who won prizes other than the jackpot.
Lottery tickets are sold both in-store and online in Chile, so winners can reach out for the coveted prize in many ways.
You can try your luck with paper tickets purchased at PCB agencies or place your bets online on its official website.
Typically, the Loto draws are broadcast on Canal 13, one of the major television channels in Chile.
You can enter Loto until 8:55 p.m. CST on drawing dates.
