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La Pampa gambling distributions reach AR$1,597.7m in Q2 2026

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In brief

  • La Pampa gambling distributed AR$1,597.7m in the second quarter of 2026.
  • The total rose 48.2% year on year nominally but fell 7.1% in real terms from the first quarter.
  • The Provincial Casino accounted for 79.7% of the total.

Gambling products in La Pampa distributed AR$1,597.7m in the second quarter of 2026. The results cover the Provincial Casino, Quini 6, Loto and Telekino, and were approved by the Institute of Social Security (ISS).

The amount rose 48.2% year on year in nominal terms. It fell 7.1% in real terms from the first quarter, after accounting for inflation. In the second quarter of 2025, the four products had distributed AR$1,077.7m. The difference was a nominal increase of AR$520m, or 11.4% once inflation is deducted.

Between January and March, AR$1,591m had been distributed. The increase between the two periods was AR$6.7m, equivalent to 0.4% in nominal terms.

The Provincial Casino distributed AR$1,273.3m between April and June, equivalent to 79.7% of the total for the four products analysed. Quini 6 distributed AR$228.8m and was the only product to fall from the previous quarter, down 2.5% in nominal terms.

The funds collected went to the Institute of Social Security, the Ministry of Social Development, the Provincial Education Fund and other local bodies.

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