On February 9, the Quiniela Nacional, now known as the Quiniela de la Ciudad, announced its winning numbers for the afternoon draw. The number 3132 secured the first position, followed by 1850 and 5666 in second and third, respectively. The draw also revealed the subsequent winning numbers up to the twentieth rank, highlighting the continued popularity of this betting game among Argentinians.

The Quiniela is a widely popular game of chance in Argentina, organized by the Lotería de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. Unlike many other lottery systems, the Quiniela operates without a jackpot; instead, winning amounts are determined based on accuracy of guesses, with a maximum payout limited to five times the amount collected in bets. Players typically wager on single- or multiple-digit numbers, creating a straightforward and engaging experience for participants.

The cultural significance of the Quiniela extends beyond mere betting; it also holds a social aspect, as communities come together to discuss their picks and try to interpret the 'meaning' behind certain numbers, such as the number 32, which represents money according to dream interpretation. This connection to popular folklore illustrates how deeply ingrained the game is in Argentine society, making it not just a source of entertainment, but also a part of cultural identity.