Today's Vespertina Quiniela draw in Santa Fe, held on Monday, 04 August, results have been announced.
In the province of Santa Fe, Argentina, the popular Quiniela game, in operation since 1982, saw its Monday, August 4th evening draw unfold with the winning number for first place being 6260, second place going to 3051, and third place to 4387. The Quiniela game offers four draws per day, from Monday to Saturday, at 11:30 AM (Primera), 2:00 PM (Matutina), 5:30 PM (Vespertina), and 9:00 PM (Nocturna).
Meanwhile, the United States is reportedly considering implementing a policy that would require deposits of up to 15,000 dollars for entry into the country. This potential change in policy has yet to be confirmed.
Elsewhere, an airplane was forced to make an emergency landing in Madrid after striking a bird, causing significant damage to the nose mid-flight. Thankfully, no injuries were reported.
In Argentina, the Formula 1 team Alpine carried out tests in Hungary, but without the participation of Argentine pilot Colapinto.
In Hurlingham, 170 cars and 100 motorcycles were abandoned and later removed. No further details regarding the circumstances surrounding this incident have been disclosed.
In political news, Peronism faces potential challenges in four provinces that are at risk of collapse or defeat. More updates on this developing story will be provided as they become available.
Interestingly, the number 60, which won in the Monday, August 4th evening draw, is said to represent the Virgin in dream interpretation.
Lastly, it's worth noting that the Quiniela game remains the most popular game of chance in Argentina, with new draws such as the Vespertina (1993), the Matutina (1996), and the Primera (2008) having been added over time. Stay tuned for more updates on these and other stories.
Participants in the casino sector may find the Quiniela game, Argentina's most popular game of chance, appealing, as it offers casino-games like sports-betting on four draws per day. Despite the United States' potential policy change for entry deposits, casino-and-gambling enthusiasts might still consider visiting Argentina to experience the Quiniela game and other activities.
