Chile - Kino 5

Kino 5

Kino 5 is a popular lottery game played throughout Chile.

Kino 5 draws take place daily in the capital city of Santiago at 14:00 local time.

Entry costs CLP 500.

To play, choose five numbers between 1 and 36, or go for a Quick Pick for randomly generated numbers.

Up to 10 numbers can be chosen with Combined Play to vastly increase the odds of winning a prize while also increasing the price of a ticket! There are no additional prizes for matching six or seven numbers in this mode of play, with the jackpot being paid out for matching five numbers only.

In Advance Play, participants can enter the same numbers in up to 28 Kino 5 draws at a time.

Kino 5 has an exciting secondary game called Agrandado (enlarged). This is a thrice-daily draw with a jackpot of CLP 10 million, which costs an additional CLP 250 to enter and covers entry into all three draws!

Jackpot

Kino 5 has a minimum guaranteed jackpot of CLP 300,000.

This is a rollover game with no jackpot or rollover caps, with the jackpot quickly growing to more attractive levels as a consequence.

Odds and Prizes

The odds of winning the Kino 5 jackpot are 1 in 17,952, which although excellent odds, has a relatively modest jackpot. These odds are further boosted by only needing to match five out of seven numbers to win.

Players can win prizes at four different tiers.

Payout and Taxes

Players have up to 90 days to claim their Kino 5 winnings, and even though subject to 17% income tax, Kino 5 prizes are taxed at source, so players get to keep the lot.

All prizes are paid out as lump sums only.

Who Can Play Kino 5?

Players must be at least 18 years of age to participate in Kino 5.

Tickets are available from lottery kiosks and authorized lottery agents across Chile, including the ability to play online via the official Loteria de Concepcion website or mobile app.

Kino 5 is not currently open to players from overseas, nor does it feature on Lottery Agent websites.

History of Kino 5

Launched on August 4, 2013, Kino 5 is operated by Loteria de Concepcion, one of two lottery operators in Chile alongside state-owned Polla Chilena de Beneficencia.