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RESULTAT LOTO – Les résultats du tirage du Loto de samedi 30 décembre 2017 sont tombés. Une personne a remporté la cagnotte de 3 millions d’euros mise en jeu par la Française des jeux.


Voici les cinq bons numéros et le numéro chance qu’il fallait cocher, ainsi que le Joker+ et les 10 codes gagnants à 20.000 euros:


12 – 13 – 28 – 35 – 40 et numéro chance: 8


Code Joker+: 3 233 795


Codes gagnants à 20.000 euros:


A 3607 9304 – D 8969 6300 – I 9768 1432 – N 4732 6489 – N 5953 3552 – O 0896 0245 –
P 4795 4851 – Q 5860 4565 – Q 8671 0194 – T 4625 9093


La grille complète des gains:



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Le prochain tirage du Loto se déroulera lundi 1er janvier. Une cagnotte de 2 millions d’euros sera mise en jeu.


Créé en juillet 1975 pour moderniser l’antique Loterie Nationale, le Loto compte plusieurs millions de joueurs réguliers en France: 21 millions de Français tentent leur chance au moins une fois par an. Pour une mise de 2,20 euros, chaque joueur dispose d’une chance sur un peu plus de 19 millions de décrocher le jackpot, c’est-à-dire cocher les cinq bons numéros et le numéro chance.


Depuis le 6 mars 2017, dix tickets sont également tirés au sort et chacun rapporte à son heureux détenteur la somme de 20.000 euros.


Le record de gain est de 24 millions d’euros décroché le 6 juin 2011. Chaque année, plusieurs dizaines de Français deviennent millionnaires grâce au jeu: 41 en 2010, 45 en 2011, 47 en 2012 ou encore 30 en 2013…


Pour un euro de plus, donc trois au total par grille, il est également proposé de participer au tirage du Joker+. Celui-ci, composé de sept chiffres, permet d’espérer remporter un gain de 500.000 euros supplémentaires et est mis en jeu à chaque tirage.


Article source: https://www.thelocal.fr/20170328/who-to-vote-for-in-frances-election-40-percent-of-voters-still-not-sure


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