Lotería de la Provincia is once again making a strong bet at the start of 2026 with one of its most anticipated draws. The Extraordinary Epiphany Draw arrives with a multimillion grand prize and multiple chances to win.
The traditional game will take place on Friday, January 16, 2026 at 9:00 p.m., in night draw mode, and it will distribute a total pool of prizesthat exceeds $503 million.
Los billetes para el sorteo de Reyes han estado a la venta en más de 4.300 agencias
Epiphany Draw 2026: how much the ticket costs
The issuance system is by terminal, which allows players to choose any available number at the province's official agencies.
The full ticket costs $20,000, while each tenth has a value of $2,000. In addition, the ticket is delivered with a ticket holder to protect the thermal paper from heat and sunlight.
Grand prize of $300 million and a record pool
The first prize of the 2026 Epiphany Draw will be $300,000,000, one of the highest amounts of the summer.
Sorteo de Reyes 2026: premios y precios
In total, the extraordinary draw will distribute $503,880,000 in prizes, including main extractions, endings, and approximations.
Prizes by extraction
1st prize: $300,000,000
2nd prize: $100,000,000
3rd prize: $25,000,000
4th prize: $10,000,000
5th prize: $4,000,000
There will also be prizes by ending and approximations up to fifth place, which significantly increase the chances of taking home a prize.
Se conocieron los ganadores de la loteria provincial
Until when prizes can be claimed
The deadline to claim the prizes from the Extraordinary Epiphany Draw will be February 17, 2026.
The entity recommends keeping the ticket in good condition and checking the numbers through official channels.
Recent precedent: the 2025 Christmas Jackpot
The last major draw set the bar high. The 2025 Christmas Jackpot, also organized by Lotería de la Provincia de Buenos Aires, distributed more than $1.75 billion in prizes.
Confirmaron la venta oficial de los billetes del tradicional Gordo de Navidad 2025
The winning number was 77,222, which took $800 million and had winners in towns such as Tigre, Berazategui, and 25 de Mayo.
