Today, the first drawing of the Province Quiniela is set to take place, with winning numbers expected to be announced shortly. This traditional lottery game is managed by the Lottery of the Province of Buenos Aires and involves drawing 20 numbers from 0000 to 9999. The draws occur four times a day from Monday to Saturday, providing various opportunities for players to engage with the game. The first draw of the day starts at 11:30 AM, followed by draws at 2 PM, 5:30 PM, and 9 PM.

The minimum bet for participating in the Quiniela is 2 pesos for both the ticket and the game itself, offering players a chance to win substantial multipliers on their wagers. The payouts vary significantly, with potential winnings multiplying by seven, seventy, six hundred, or even three thousand five hundred times, depending on the type of bet placed. This structure presents an exciting opportunity for players to increase their stakes while also attracting new participants who might be interested in getting involved with the lottery.

There are different types of wagers available to players, including direct bets on one, two, three, or four-digit numbers, allowing for diverse betting strategies. Additionally, a 'redoblona' bet combines two-digit numbers in a way that can increase the chances of winning. The uniqueness of this lottery format not only adds to the excitement surrounding the draws but also fosters a cultural affinity for the Quiniela in Argentine society, making it a staple in local entertainment and social gatherings.