La Primitiva – the oldest Spanish lottery.

La Primitiva – the oldest Spanish lottery.

La Primitiva is the oldest Spanish lottery. The La Primitiva lottery has been held since 1793 and therefore rightly bears the title of the oldest lottery in Europe. The rules are quite simple. You have to cross 6 numbers out of 49, as well as one additional number.

To win the Jackpot you have to guess 6 numbers out of 49.

Then La Primitiva offers a prize to win with 5 numbers + the number of the bonus ball.
For a lower prize category and higher chance to win guess 5, 4, or 3 correctly crossed out numbers.
The probability of winning the lottery is not very high, however, about 35 tickets out of 100 bring a different prizes and this stimulates all the participants.

Jackpot in La Primitiva

The preliminary amount of Jackpot in La Primitiva is 1.5 million euros.
However, the largest prize of 24.92 million euros occurred in 2005!
Lottery La Primitiva has draws on Thursdays and Saturdays, at 20:30 Spanish time.

There was a time when only Spanish citizens could play in La Primitiva, but as the Internet developed, anyone who had reached the age of 18 can take part in it. La Primitiva is the part of the National Lottery of Spain, and revenues from it go not only to the charitable organizations such as the Red Cross, but also to the development of sport.

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