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No one guessed the six numbers in Thursday's draw of the Bulgarian state lottery "Toto". Photo by BGNES
The record jackpot of Bulgaria’s state lottery “Toto” was not won in Thursday’s draw, and the total sum is expected to go up to BGN 3,3 M for the draw on Sunday.
This would make the current jackpot, which has not been won in 13 weeks, the fourth largest in the history of the Bulgarian Sports Totalizator.
A total of 717 407 tickets were submitted for Thursday’s draw with a total of 3 123 357 different combinations but none of them guessed the six numbers 8, 9, 36, 39, 45 and 46 drawn in the third round of the “6 of 49” game.
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