The winning numbers for the Quiniela Nacional, the most popular gambling game in Argentina, were announced on February 27. The top prize was awarded to the number 7746, followed closely by 3259 and 1766 in second and third places, respectively. In total, the first ten places included additional numbers such as 1266, 3762, 2522, and others up to 8719. The Quiniela's top-ranked number, 46, is noted for its association with tomatoes in dream interpretations.

The Quiniela is organized by the Lottery of Buenos Aires City and is characterized by its unique betting format. It does not have a jackpot; instead, winnings are determined by the number of correct guesses, with a cap that limits the payout to five times the amount collected. Players stake varying amounts of money on single-digit or two-digit numbers, trying their luck in a game that has become an integral part of Argentine culture and daily life.

Whether played casually or more competitively, the Quiniela remains a significant gambling activity in Argentina. The popularity of this lottery suggests a deep-rooted cultural affinity for games of chance, and news of its results garners attention not just for potential financial gain but also as a ritualistic aspect of everyday Argentine society.