Argentina
Lucky Quini 6 numbers
Four lines of six numbers from 46 for the Wednesday and Sunday draws. One card enters Tradicional, La Segunda and Revancha with the same six numbers.
Numbers built from your chart, not a shuffle
Any site can pick random numbers. Weighting the pool by your own Day Master, Life Path and Lo Shu grid needs your birth moment.
What Quini 6 is
| Game | Numbers drawn | Jackpot odds |
|---|---|---|
| Quini 6 | 6 of 1–46 | 1 in 9,366,819 |
Six from 46, drawn Wednesday and Sunday. One card enters several draws, Tradicional, La Segunda and Revancha, with the same six numbers, so the odds below are for a single draw. There are 9,366,819 ways to choose 6 numbers from 46, and a line covers exactly one of them, which is the whole arithmetic behind the 1 in 9,366,819.
Where a line can land
The same counting that gives the jackpot figure gives every tier below it: ways to match exactly that many numbers, divided into the total number of possible draws.
| Result | Odds of exactly this |
|---|---|
| Match 6 | 1 in 9,366,819 |
| Match 5 | 1 in 39,028 |
| Match 4 | 1 in 801 |
| Match 3 | 1 in 47.4 |
Each row is one line landing exactly there. Whether the operator pays that tier varies by market.
Another draw, same chart
The same chart, read against another draw's format, or see every lucky-number calculator.
Picking above 31
Read this as a note on other players, not on the draw. Your chance of matching is fixed by the format. Your chance of matching alone is not, and that is the difference between a whole prize and a quarter of one.
Quini 6 draws from 46 numbers. The calendar reaches 31 of them, about 67 per cent of the board, and leaves 15 that no birthday can produce. Dates cannot reach past 31, so every line built from one crowds into the same stretch of the board. Lines built entirely from calendar numbers make up 7.9 per cent of the possible lines, and a far larger share of the tickets people fill in by hand. The high numbers are not luckier. They are lonelier, and that is the whole of the effect.
Computed, not collected. Nothing on this page knows anything about future draws, including the section you just read.
One ticket, several draws
Quini 6 is six from 46, and the thing that sets it apart is that a single ticket enters more than one draw: a first and second traditional draw, a Revancha, and a mode that guarantees the money goes out rather than rolling over. The Argentine player is buying several distinct bets on one slip.
The calculator produces lines for the six-from-46 format those draws share. Which of the modes you enter with them is a decision at the counter, and it changes the price and the prize, not the shape of the line.
Six from 46 sits in the middle of a wide South American range. Chile draws from 41, Peru from 50, Brazil from 60. No other region on this site spreads its pool sizes that far, which means the odds of a jackpot vary by an order of magnitude between neighbours.