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Lottery results from Sunday, October 18

Several lottery draws took place on Sunday, October 18, including La Tinka, Quini 6, and Telekino, offering significant accumulated prizes.

19 October 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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On Sunday, October 18, various lottery draws were held in several regions. La Tinka, for its part, offered a millionaire jackpot of S/8,229,289. The results of this draw can be followed live, as indicated by El Comercio.

The Quini 6 from the Santa Fe Lottery also held its draw on that same day, with an estimated jackpot of $9.1 million. This was draw number 3418, and its live broadcast was available for participants interested in checking their results.

In the realm of the National Lottery, Telekino conducted draw 2449, announcing a cumulative jackpot of 400 million pesos. Details about the prizes, which included a car and a motorcycle, were published in El Comercio and La Nación.

Additionally, the Zodiac Draw 1765 also took place, offering participants the opportunity to know the winning numbers. The results were announced on various platforms, including El Comercio and La Nación.

On the other hand, 20minutos reported the results of Bonoloto and El Gordo de la Primitiva, both draws held on October 18, 2026. The winning combination for Bonoloto included the numbers 9, 18, 21, 23, 48, and 49, while El Gordo presented the combination 11, 14, 29, 31, and 34.

The results of the Colombian lottery Sinuano were also published, allowing players to check if they won in the latest corresponding draw. The winning numbers are available on the respective lottery platforms.

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