Quini 6 Draw with Record Jackpot

The Quini 6 lottery jackpot is $2,500 per ticket. Draws are held on Wednesdays and Sundays. Learn about the cost of bets and how to watch the draw live.

The total jackpot is $2,500 per ticket. Draws are held on Wednesdays and Sundays. Quini 6: In 1988, the Santa Fe Lottery made another strike against illegal gambling with the launch of Quini 6, a game that featured the latest global trends in gaming. The chance to win million-dollar prizes at a low cost and a well-focused marketing strategy helped Quini become the most popular lottery game in the country. The draw 3360 for Sunday, March 29, 2026, of Quini 6 is back with a millionaire prize pool, with the total prize money approaching a record. All Quini 6 draws can be followed live on the Agencia Noticias Argentinas website. Quini 6: How much does a bet cost? The Quini 6 Traditional mode (First Draw and La Segunda) costs $1,500. The 'Revancha' mode is an additional $500, while the 'Siempre Sale' bet costs $500.

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