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Multiple Latin American lotteries hold draws on October 21

Lottery draws across Panama, Colombia and Peru offered millions in prizes on Wednesday, October 21, with several state lotteries running simultaneous games.

22 October 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Panama's National Lottery held its Wednesday draw on October 21, giving players the chance to win prizes through the National Charity Lottery of Panama. The draw took place according to its regular schedule for that day of the week.

In Colombia, several lotteries held draws on the same Wednesday. The Lottery of Meta presented more than 40 main prizes totalling 7 billion pesos, while the Lottery of Valle and the Lottery of Manizales also conducted their scheduled draws.

The Quini 6 draw, belonging to the Santa Fe lottery, was played on October 21 with an accumulated jackpot at stake. It was draw number 3419 of this game type, offering more than 7.6 million pesos in prizes according to reports.

In Peru, La Tinka held its Wednesday draw on October 21 with a jackpot of S/ 8,550,519. The draw also included the Sí o Sí modality, with an additional ball to award complementary prizes to participants.

These draws took place at their scheduled times, allowing players to check the winning numbers and determine whether they had won any of the available prizes in each game format.

The multiplicity of draws held that day reflected the regular activity of state lotteries across the region, each with its own rules, prizes and established game formats.

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