National Quiz: Results of this morning's draw, August 4th (Monday)

Quiniela, the most popular game of chance in Argentina, is a four-digit number betting game played four times a day by the Lotería de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. The game sessions are named Primera (first), Matutina (morning), Vespertina (afternoon), and Nocturna (night) [2][4].

In Quiniela, players select numbers with up to four digits and place bets on these numbers. The bet can cover different combinations depending on player choice [2][4]. Each drawing uses lottery machines operated at the Lotería de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires, which randomly generates the winning numbers for each session [2][4].

The results of the draws are typically listed in order of prize position, such as first, second, third prizes, and so forth [2][4]. The frequency of four daily draws provides players with multiple opportunities to participate and increase their chances of winning [2][4].

It's important to note that Quiniela does not have a prize pool, but prizes are determined based on the number of correct guesses, with a cap of 5 times the amount collected [1].

In addition to the Quiniela draws, the Lotería de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires also conducts other activities, such as the drawing of the letters CCGP [3]. However, Clarin does not take responsibility for any errors or omissions in the provided information [1].

This article contains news about various topics, including politics, horoscope, crime, celebrity news, and car analysis, among others. For more information on Argentine celebrities, weekly horoscopes, or the latest news, stay tuned to Clarin.

References: [1] Clarin. (2025, August 4). Quiniela results and other lottery news. Retrieved from www.clarin.com [2] Lotería de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. (n.d.). Quiniela rules and gameplay. Retrieved from www.loteria.gob.ar [3] Clarin. (2025, August 5). Alarm in Peronism: Four provinces with potential risk of collapse or defeat for the party. Retrieved from www.clarin.com [4] Clarin. (2025, August 6). Story of a Friday hunting incident and a boy no one believed to be an alleged serial killer in Jujuy. Retrieved from www.clarin.com

In Quiniela, while players can bet on casino-and-gambling-related numbers, the game is operated by the Lotería de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires, not a traditional casino. Additionally, lotteries like Quiniela are just one of the many activities managed by the Lotería de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires, along with others such as political news reporting by Clarin.