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Saturday Chispazo draw pays 368 players just over $834 each

The National Lottery’s daily game awarded 368 winners $834.27 in draw 12358, a payout determined entirely by ticket sales.

By Gabriela Ivanov ·

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The National Lottery of Mexico distributed a total of approximately $306,967 to 368 individuals who matched all five winning numbers in the Chispazo Clásico draw. Each of those players received a prize of $834.27. This payout occurred during draw number 12358, which took place on Saturday, November 7, 2026. The winning combination for that specific drawing was 04, 07, 12, 18, and 22.

Chispazo operates without a guaranteed minimum prize pool. The amount paid to winners depends solely on the volume of tickets sold for that particular drawing. This structure means the total prize money fluctuates based on player participation rather than being a fixed figure set in advance. Players select combinations of five, six, or seven numbers from a pool of 28. The machine then selects five numbers, and a player wins if their selected combination matches at least two of the drawn numbers.

The lottery holds Chispazo drawings twice daily, every day of the week. The first drawing occurs at 3 p.m. and the second at 9 p.m., both in Mexico City time. To enter, players must visit a local lottery outlet and complete a play slip. A single slip allows for up to five combinations. If a player chooses fewer than five combinations, they must mark the unused spaces with the word NULO to indicate those spots are inactive.

The National Lottery also offers a game called Tris, which is described as the most accessible numerical lottery option. Players can start with a bet of one Mexican peso. They choose to play one, two, three, four, or five digits. The system draws five random numbers to form a five-digit sequence. To win, the player’s numbers must match the drawn sequence in the exact same order. The game offers five drawings per day, starting at 1 p.m. and ending at 9 p.m. in Mexico City time.

Winners can claim their prizes at the National Lottery offices located at 1397 Av. Insurgentes Sur, in the Insurgentes Mixcoac neighborhood of the Benito Juárez district in Mexico City. Claiming begins the day after the drawing takes place. Players have 60 calendar days to collect their winnings. Prizes up to $9,999.99 can be collected directly at lottery agencies or sales outlets. Larger amounts, starting from $3,000, can also be claimed through specific banks, including Santander S.A., Scotiabank Inverlat S.A., and BBVA México.

The lottery provides an online purchasing option for its various games. Players can buy tickets through several websites and platforms without leaving their homes. These platforms allow users to select their numbers and pay electronically. After purchase, the buyer receives a digital copy of the ticket, which can be printed or saved on a personal device. This method applies to the standard National Lottery tickets as well as the specific games like Chispazo and Tris.

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