El premio mayor de Kábala se llama Pozo Millonario (Infobae/Jovani Pérez)

Did you participate in the Kábala lottery draw on June 10 and want to know if you won? You can find the winning numbers published by La Tinka here.

Three times a week, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, Kábala holds a draw with the chance to win millions of soles.

If your prize is greater than 5,000 soles but less than one million soles, you have 30 days to claim it. If it’s over one million soles, you have up to 90 days to claim your winnings. For prizes below 5,000 soles, you can collect them within 180 days after the draw.

Kábala Results
Draw Date: June 10
Good Prize: 1, 8, 14, 17, 20, 34
Goodbye Work: 04, 12, 16, 27, 29, 35.

Como cada martes, se llevó
As every Tuesday, a Kábala draw took place (Pixabay)

To participate in the Kábala draw, you must visit the official website where you can select a combination for a minimum cost of one sol.

The next step is to choose six different numbers from a list ranging from 1 to 40, which will form your bet.

You can pick any number you like. If you’re unsure of which numbers to choose, there’s a “Random” option that lets the system select your numbers randomly.

If you make an error while selecting your numbers, simply click the clear button to start over.

Once you’ve selected your numbers, you’ll need to click on the “Finish your purchase” button to confirm your bet.

To win the grand prize of Kábala, known as the Good Prize, you need to match all six winning numbers. Those who match three to five numbers can win between five to 500 soles; if you only match two, you receive a free entry.

The results of the draws and videos are published on the game’s main page.

La Tinka is a lottery and sports betting company in Peru that manages various lotteries including Tinka, Gana Diario, Kábala, Raspaditas, Kinelo, Casino quick games, Raspa Ya!, virtual sports betting, and the sports betting Te Apuesto and Ganagol.

Part of La Tinka’s profits is allocated to charitable organizations in Huancayo, Jaén, Lima, and Arequipa, under the supervision of the Ministry of Women and Vulnerable Populations. They also contribute to local municipalities where these charities operate.

La Tinka provides funds for permanent social protection services aimed at children, adolescents, women, persons with disabilities, and elderly individuals in situations of risk or vulnerability. Since 1994, thousands have benefited from these programs every year.

La Tinka has given out over 1,560,240,463 soles in prizes and has awarded more than 236,024,242 Peruvians throughout its history, making it a significant contributor to both entertainment and charity in Peru.



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