How much do you play in stones, completions, approaches, and refunds in the Christmas lottery?

Before Christmas comes, All Spaniards have a date with luck and opportunity, and why not, hope for a better life. The extraordinary drawing of the Christmas lottery, which will be held today, December 22, It will be the start of a new cycle For some lucky ones, after two years complicated by the coronavirus pandemic.

This year’s Christmas lottery is distributed Prizes totaling 2,408 million eurosThis is the same amount distributed last year.

How Much Do You Play in the Christmas Lottery Round?

Next, we present a list of approximate prizes for the Christmas lottery:

– The number before or after “Fat”: 2000 euros for the tenth.

The number before or after the second prize: 1250 euros for the tenth.

The number before or after the third prize: 960 euros for the tenth.

How many plays in the hundreds and end of Christmas lottery?

Next, we present a list of prizes in the hundreds and completion of the Christmas lottery:

– ‘Fat’: four, three, and the last two equal and evenly ranked, awarded with 120 euros for the tenth (refund 100 euros + 20 euros).

– second prize: four, three, and the last two equal and evenly ranked, awarded with 100 euros for the tenth.

– Third prize: four, three, and the last two equal and evenly ranked, awarded with 100 euros for the tenth.

– Fourth prize: four and three evenly arranged last digits, given with 100 euros for the tenth.

How Much Plays in the Christmas Lottery Redemption?

Christmas lottery redemption is given with 20 euros for the tenth, in the event that the lottery ends with the same number “El Gordo” in the extraordinary drawing.

How much do you touch it in the stone?

In Pedria, all winning numbers will be awarded €100 up to 10th place, €1,000 for this series. There are a total of 1,794 prizes awarded to children.

Do you have to pay the treasury?

We must bear in mind that if we get the tenth prize, The treasury is taxed only from prizes over €40,000. So, up to that number, it would all be exempt. From this figure onwards, we have to pay a tax of 20%, and the first 40,000 euros are exempted.