Attention soccer lovers: The best leagues are coming to an end and are played in the Quiniela

The end of the 2022-23 season of the European leagues is approaching, and soccer lovers around the world are looking forward to the last matches of the following matchdays, which will define the final position of the teams in the table.

Although some teams have already been crowned champions in the different competitions, such as Barcelona in La Liga Santander and Manchester City in the Premier League, the matches played in the following matchdays will finish defining the positions of the different teams, so there are still several teams fighting to achieve a position among the top ones to earn a place in the Champions League and Europa League.

Therefore, the followers of the Spanish and European league teams participating in the Quiniela are still in time to join the race to define the winners, not only on the field, but also in their bets.

Upcoming Quiniela Matches

Loterías y Apuestas has already published the matches that will define the next winners, not only of their leagues, but also of those who play for the Quiniela prize.

The 59th match day, which will start on Wednesday, May 24, and on which you can place your bets until the day before, will define the 36th of the 38th match day of the Spanish LaLiga Santander; the postponed matches of the 32nd of the 38th match day of the English Premier League; and the second phase matches of the Scottish Premier League:

Matchday 59 (24 / May / 2023).
(1st LaLiga Santander / England Premier League / Scotland Premier League)

On the other hand, the 60th Quiniela matchday, which will be played from Saturday, May 27, will allow betting on the results of the matches of the 37th of 38 Spanish LaLiga Santander matchdays, as well as the last matchday of LaLiga SmartBank of the Spanish second division:

Matchday 60th (27-28 / May / 2023).
(1st LaLiga Santander / 2nd LaLiga SmartBank)

Brief Guide to the Spanish Quiniela

The Spanish Quiniela is a very popular form of sports betting in Spain, which is based on the prediction of soccer match results. The form of play consists of a list of soccer matches from different leagues and competitions, both national and international.
In each day of Quiniela, players must make their predictions on a total of 15 soccer matches. In the case of the first 14 matches, bettors must select the final result of each match according to 3 possible options: victory of the home team (1), draw (X) or victory of the away team (2).

On the other hand, in the last match of the table, known as the Full 15, bettors must indicate the exact result of the match in number of goals for each team: 0, 1, 2 or More. The Full 15 is only used to define the winner of the Quiniela's first prize. To win the first prize, it is necessary to guess the results of the 14 games plus the Full 15. However, if the player does not guess any of the 14 previous games, the Full 15 does not add up to the rest of the prize categories.

Each Quiniela ticket allows the player to complete up to 8 different bets for the first 14 games. However, the Full 15 always remains the same for all bets on the ticket. In addition to this classic way of playing, called single bets, more experienced bettors can also opt for different ways of playing, such as multiple, reduced and conditional bets, which allow many more bets to be played at the same time.

Example of a Quiniela ticket with 4 bets:

In total, there are 7 prize categories in the Quiniela:

The Pick8 is an additional game that bettors can include in their bet (with an additional cost) and that allows them to select 8 of the 14 total matches (only of the matches played in the first bet). This way, if you guess correctly in the 8 selected matches, you can win this extra prize, which has a lower level of difficulty in relation to the rest of the prize categories due to the lower number of matches needed to win.

Example of a Quiniela ticket with Pick8: