Quiniela de Montevideo

Quiniela de Montevideo
Vespertina - Friday, May 15, 2026 - 15:00
01-Water
1
001
2
772
3
104
4
581
5
216
6
481
7
070
8
945
9
921
10
025
11
129
12
263
13
680
14
687
15
852
16
087
17
240
18
754
19
086
Quiniela de Montevideo
Nocturna - Friday, May 15, 2026 - 21:00
40-Priest
1
940
2
727
3
138
4
787
5
893
6
098
7
150
8
449
9
093
10
127
11
264
12
170
13
606
14
501
15
448
16
501
17
653
18
518
19
440
Quiniela de Montevideo
Vespertina - Thursday, May 14, 2026 - 15:00
04-Bed
1
004
2
313
3
014
4
125
5
750
6
221
7
718
8
930
9
886
10
180
11
749
12
549
13
655
14
018
15
491
16
703
17
849
18
130
19
736
Quiniela de Montevideo
Nocturna - Thursday, May 14, 2026 - 21:00
11-Miner
1
211
2
897
3
141
4
668
5
297
6
720
7
042
8
571
9
119
10
310
11
415
12
396
13
433
14
896
15
619
16
607
17
934
18
740
19
885
Quiniela de Montevideo
Vespertina - Wednesday, May 13, 2026 - 15:00
27-The comb
1
827
2
656
3
021
4
220
5
231
6
834
7
959
8
450
9
993
10
175
11
001
12
558
13
743
14
845
15
560
16
776
17
563
18
950
19
969
Quiniela de Montevideo
Nocturna - Wednesday, May 13, 2026 - 21:00
19-Fish
1
319
2
218
3
676
4
354
5
218
6
909
7
647
8
616
9
949
10
719
11
337
12
855
13
287
14
472
15
685
16
262
17
534
18
307
19
828

Quiniela de Montevideo

Quiniela de Montevideo is Uruguay’s main Quiniela game and one of the country’s most popular lotteries.

Draws are held twice a day from Monday to Friday at 15:00 and 21:00 local time and on Saturdays at 21:00 local time.

Entry costs a minimum of UYU 8.00, with players able to split this stake across three different prizes if they wish, e.g.; UYU 3.00 for two prizes and UYU 2.00 for one prize.

To enter Quiniela de Montevideo, players must first choose their type of bet by matching 1, 2 or all 3 numbers in the correct order. Once this decision has been made, players must choose their numbers from 0 to 9 or go for a Quick Pick for random selections, and because numbers are chosen independently, it is possible to choose the same number more than once.

Players must then choose how many prizes they wish to bet on winning. Twenty numbers are drawn, with players able to bet on matching the first three numbers only, or up to all 20.

Finally, players must choose their stake and how they wish to distribute this across the prizes that they hope to win.

Jackpot

Players who successfully bet on matching all three numbers in order will win 500 times their stake; however, the jackpot will also depend on the number of prizes that are bet against.

If a player stakes UYU 100 to be spread across the first five numbers drawn (e.g.; UYU 20 per stake, multiplied by 500) they would go on to win UYU 10,000.

Players who successfully bet on matching two numbers in the correct order will win 70 times their stake, with players who bet on one number, only winning 7 times their stake.

Odds and Prizes

The odds of winning the Quiniela de Montevideo jackpot are 1 in 1,000.

Due to the format of Quiniela de Montevideo, the odds of winning secondary prizes are also 1 in 1,000 for players who bet on matching all three numbers.

Players can also win by matching one or two digits in the correct order.

Prize Category Numbers Matched Winning Odds Winning Odds %
1 3 1 in 1,000 0.1
2 2 1 in 100 1
3 1 1 in 10 10

Payout and Taxes

Prize winners have 30 days to make a claim, with prizes being paid out as lump sums only.

Prizes exceeding UYU 100,000 are subject to 12% tax, which must be declared to the relevant authorities.

Who Can Play Quiniela de Montevideo?

Players must be at least 18 years of age to play Quiniela de Montevideo.

Tickets can be purchased:

  • From authorized lottery retailers across Uruguay.
  • Online from the La Banca website or mobile app.
  • By calling the lottery operator’s hotline (players should note that all telephone entries cost UYU 50, with an additional tax of UYU 7.00 being added to the ticket price for a total of UYU 57).

A number of lottery operators in Argentina also sell Quiniela de Montevideo tickets. However, overseas players are unable to enter.

History of Quiniela de Montevideo

Quiniela de Montevideo is operated by Dirección Nacional de Loterías y Quinielas de Uruguay, a branch of the Uruguayan Ministry of Economy and Finance.