Lotería de Cundinamarca transferred COP 32,787 million to health services in its department between 2024 and January 2026, Coljuegos said. The lottery’s manager said a strengthened technical reserve will support an increase in its prize plan from COP 18,000 million to COP 28,000 million.
The transfer and planned prize increase provide operators and regulators with figures on the lottery’s public contribution and business plans.
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Coljuegos said it collected COP977.220 million for Colombia’s subsidised health system between January and August 2026, up 39.38% year on year. Sports betting contributed COP473.023 million, with receipts from authorised online operators rising 84.24%, while the regulator linked growth mainly to the 2026 Football World Cup.
Coljuegos collected COP977,220m for Colombia’s subsidised health system between January and August 2026, an increase of 39.38% from the same period a year earlier, the regulator said. The total was COP276,099m higher than the COP701,121m collected in the first eight months of the previous year. It was equivalent to approximately $300m, depending on the exchange rate used.
The Cundinamarca Lottery said it transferred more than COP12,000m to health funding in Colombia during the first nine months of 2026. Of this, COP9,343m went to health services in the department, with figures recorded to 30 September.
The Cundinamarca Lottery said it transferred more than COP12,000m to health funding in Colombia in the first nine months of 2026. Of that total, COP9,343m went specifically to health services for residents of the Cundinamarca department. The figures are recorded to 30 September and correspond to money generated by sales of its products.
Coljuegos president Marco Emilio Hincapié said territorial lotteries and chance games transferred $2.56tn to health services in Colombia from 2022 to 2026. The 15 territorial lotteries contributed more than $1.05tn, while chance betting contributed $1.33tn, he said.
Corredor Empresarial, operator of Betplay and SúperAstro, paid Coljuegos COP347.5bn in monopoly revenues in 2025, up 11% from 2024; the funds went to Colombia’s health system. The company also reported COP5.5tn in Betplay customer deposits and COP745.594bn in platform VAT, while SúperAstro recorded COP754.82bn in sales.
Coljuegos reported that territorial chance games, lotteries and Raspa&Listo transferred COP649.465bn to regional health services in 2025. Chance accounted for COP337.068bn and traditional lotteries COP276.794bn; the three lotteries of Medellín, Boyacá and Bogotá contributed COP136.287bn combined. The games also paid COP1.68tn in prizes during the year, the authority said.