Al fin le Achunté

Al fin le Achunté is a popular lottery game in Chile.

Draws take place three times a week on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays at 14:00 local time.

Entry costs CLP 1,000 for a simple game, or CLP 1,500 for a chance to win bigger prizes.

To play, choose seven main numbers between 1 and 30 plus a Lucky Number between 1 and 3. Alternatively, go for numbers generated at random.

Players must then choose one of the following:

• Simple, for the chance to win a lump sum or monthly payments for a whole year.
• With Everything, for the chance to win a lump sum or monthly payments for 1, 5, 10 or 20 years.

In Combined Play, choose up to 11 main numbers to vastly increase the odds of winning a prize.

Advance Play is available for up to 15 draws at a time.

Jackpot

The top prize is CLP 2 million per month, which if paid out over 20 years can total CLP 480 million.

The lump-sum Millionaire Well jackpot starts at CLP 2 million, but can roll over an unlimited number of times.

Odds and Prizes

The top prize is won by matching the seven main numbers plus the lucky number, at odds of 1 in 6,107,400.

Millionaire Well is won by matching the seven main numbers only, at odds of 1 in 3,053,700.

Players can win prizes at nine different tiers.

Payout and Taxes

Players must claim prizes within 90 days of the draw.

The Millionaire Well jackpot is paid out as a lump sum, while other jackpot prizes can be paid out monthly under the terms of each respective game.

All prizes are subject to 17% income tax, but because this is levied at source, players get to keep the advertised amount.

Who Can Play Al fin le Achunté?

Players must be at least 18 years of age to play Al fin le Achunté.

Tickets are available from lottery kiosks and authorized lottery agents across Chile, with online play also available via the official Loteria de Concepcion website or mobile app.

Al fin le Achunté is not currently open to players from overseas.

History of Al fin le Achunté

Launched on June 2, 2016, Al fin le Achunté was originally called Super Iman, which has kept the same format throughout its existence. It is operated by Loteria de Concepcion, one of two lottery operators in Chile alongside state-owned operator Polla Chilena de Beneficencia.