Following the Monday draws on July 27, 2026, Colombian lottery operators released official winning numbers for the Lotería de Cundinamarca, Lotería del Tolima, ColorLoto, and Baloto with Revancha, detailing multi-billion peso jackpots, secondary dry prizes, and strict claim requirements for winners.
Lotería de Cundinamarca and Lotería del Tolima Major Winning Numbers
The traditional Monday night draws, frequently grouped by observers as a lunes millonario
due to simultaneous evening schedules at 10:30 p.m., produced distinct winning combinations across departments according to Caracol Radio. The winning ticket for Cundinamarca matched number 6783 of series 290 as detailed by Noticiascaracol.
Concurrently, the Lotería del Tolima executed its draw 4180 for a top prize of $3.500 millones according to Revista Semana, though Blu Radio listed the specific payout distributed at $3.000 millones. The official extraction verified the winning combination as number 9484 of series 123, accompanied by the fifth category number 3 noted by Revista Semana.
Baloto, Revancha, and ColorLoto Accumulators
National multi-jurisdiction games offered substantial alternative pools during the same window. Baloto and its companion draw, Baloto Revancha, completed their respective number selections. Standard Baloto yielded the numbers 41, 20, 36, 10, and 11 alongside a Superbalota of 14 reported by Caracol Radio. The Revancha tier drew 10, 01, 38, 26, and 05 with a Superbalota of 04 according to Caracol Radio, carrying an accumulated jackpot standing at $21.700 millones noted by Caracol Radio. Additionally, ColorLoto featured a prize pool of $1.720 millones with winning numbers 38, 27, 01, 15, and 22 documented by Caracol Radio.
Tolima Secondary Dry Prizes and Cundinamarca Special Sections
Beyond the primary jackpots, both departmental lotteries distributed extensive secondary categories known as dry prizes (premios secos
). The Lotería del Tolima structured its secondary awards around named categories including Casa Para Siempre, Cero Kilómetros, Dulima Dorada, El Top de la Suerte, El Tren de la Fortuna, Lluvia de Oro, and La Ráfaga Millonaria reported by Revista Semana.
| Prize Category | Value | Winning Number and Series |
|---|---|---|
| Mayor Invertido en Orden | — | Number: 4849 | Series: 123 |
| Casa Para Siempre | $270 Millones | Number: 9388 | Series: 122 |
| Cero Kilómetros | $240 Millones | Number: 5012 | Series: 263 |
| Dulima Dorada | $150 Millones | Number: 6115 | Series: 113 (plus additional 0060, Series 158) |
| El Top de la Suerte | $60 Millones | Number: 8044 | Series: 255 (plus 5842/187 and 4748/055) |
| El Tren de la Fortuna | $45 Millones | Number: 9091 | Series: 267 (plus 6100/170 and 8143/206) |
Similarly, the Lotería de Cundinamarca incorporates specific named secondary holdings into its operational framework detailed by Colombia.com, featuring a mega dry prize designated El Tunjo de Oro
valued at 300 million pesos and a dry prize named La Guaca Secreta
worth 100 million pesos according to Colombia.com.
Validation Rules, Tax Obligations, and Claim Deadlines
Authorities across the operating entities emphasize strict protocols for claiming financial rewards. Noticiascaracol highlights that holders of winning tickets must present the physical, unaltered document alongside valid identification to authorized collection points or corporate offices depending on the prize magnitude. Participants are explicitly advised against publishing unmasked photographs of winning tickets on digital messaging applications or social networks to prevent fraud risks reported by Noticiascaracol.
All disbursements remain subject to mandatory statutory tax withholdings and occasional gain deductions mandated under Colombian regulatory frameworks noted by Noticiascaracol.
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