In Argentina, the Quiniela lottery, organized by the Buenos Aires Lottery, is a cherished game of chance where participants can win based on the numbers they bet on. Today's draw, taking place on February 10, revealed the winning numbers among twenty positions. Unlike traditional lotteries, Quiniela does not have a prize pool; rather, the distribution of winnings is determined according to how many players' numbers match, with a cap on the bank amounting to five times the amount collected in bets. The draw process itself involves four different drum systems, with each drum representing a different digit place - thousands, hundreds, tens, and units. This structure allows for a wide range of betting options, as players can wager on single-digit up to four-digit numbers, increasing the excitement and involvement of players throughout the city. As one of the most popular forms of gambling in Argentina, the Quiniela serves not only as a source of entertainment but also affects many people's financial planning and social interaction. The results of today’s draw are eagerly awaited by many individuals who participate in the game, reflecting its cultural significance and the communal anticipation that surrounds each draw.