In a recent lottery draw held on Sunday, a new Sixty (Šestica) was announced in the region of Koroska, with the winner claiming over half a million euros. The winning combination, consisting of numbers 1, 2, 5, 6, 23, and 27, was purchased at the Trafika 3DVA sales point located on Koroška cesta 6 in Ravnah na Koroškem. According to reports from the Slovenian Lottery, the prize amount stands at 526,669.40 euros. The winner will receive approximately 447,668.99 euros after the 15% tax has been deducted, which will go to the municipality of the winner’s permanent residence. The payout of the winnings is scheduled to begin on July 22, and the period for claiming the prize extends until September 24 of the current year. This marks the third Sixty win of the year, following two previous draws, one in May in Slovenska Bistrica and another at the end of June in Kranj. This year has already recorded several notable wins in the Loto game. Notably, 2025 remains the most successful year for major prizes since the game's comprehensive renewal in 2023. During that time, five winners celebrated the 6 Plus jackpot, while four claimed the Sixty prize. In December of that year, a record-breaking Sixty was drawn twice in succession, on December 28, someone purchased the highest-ever Sixty online, valued at 2,329,866 euros, and just three days later, on New Year’s Eve, another person won the Sixty in Maribor. The local community in Ravnah na Koroškem is preparing for the arrival of the new millionaire. A special traveling booth will be set up in the area, allowing passersby to send audio messages and wish the newly wealthy individual well on their birthday. Details regarding the exact location and date of this visit will be shared through the Slovenian Lottery’s social media channels in the coming days. The winning ticket was purchased at a convenience store known for its regular participation in lottery games. While the identity of the winner remains confidential, the impact of such a win is expected to ripple through the local economy. The municipality of Ravnah na Koroškem will benefit from the tax portion of the prize, which can be allocated towards developmental projects and improvements to local infrastructure. The frequency of these large prizes highlights the ongoing popularity of the Loto game among Slovenians. With multiple high-value wins occurring within a short span, the public continues to show enthusiasm for the game. As the deadline for claiming the prize approaches, anticipation grows among both residents and lottery enthusiasts who hope to learn more about the winner’s story. The upcoming months will likely see increased interest in the life of the new millionaire, especially as the community prepares to celebrate their newfound wealth.
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Siol.netState / PublicCenterFactual 90Objective 8519 hr. agoAn article reports on a lottery win in Slovenia where a player from Ravnah na Koroškem won a prize of 526,669.40 euros in the 'Šestica' lottery draw. The winning numbers were 1-2-5-6-23-27, and the winner purchased their ticket at Trafika 3DVA on Koroška cesta 6. After deducting a 15% tax of 79,000.41 euros, the net winnings amount to 447,668.99 euros. The article notes that this was the third 'Šestica' win of the year, with previous wins in May and June. It also mentions that 2025 remains the luckiest year for the lottery game since its 2023 renewal, with multiple winners. The article concludes by mentioning plans for a special celebration event for the new millionaire in Ravnah na Koroškem.
Bias read (Center): The article discusses a lottery win, which is considered apolitical news. It does not involve any political figures, policies, or contentious issues. The content is purely informational and celebratory, focusing on a personal achievement unrelated to politics.
Why factuality (90): This article accurately reports the numbers, location, and tax deductions as per the lottery official statements. It also includes historical context about previous wins and the record six-figure win from December 2025, which matches the cross-source consensus.
Why objectivity (85): The article presents information objectively, providing both the financial details and the celebratory aspects without overt bias. The mention of future events like the mobile booth is informative rather than promotional.
24ur (POP TV)IndependentCenterFactual 88Objective 8220 hr. agoA lottery ticket with numbers 1, 2, 5, 6, 23, and 27 was purchased at the Trafika 3DVA store on Koroska Street 6. After paying a 15% tax of 79,000.41 euros, which will go to the municipality where the winner resides, the winner will be richer by 447,668.99 euros. The winner can claim the prize by September 24. This is the third winning combination this year, with the first won in May in Slovenian Bistrica and the second at the end of June in Kranj.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a local lottery win, which is a non-political event. While it mentions municipal taxes and locations, there is no political framing or emphasis on ideological positions. The focus remains on factual information about the lottery outcome and administrative procedures.
Why factuality (88): The article confirms the winning numbers, location, and tax deduction figures. It also references past wins and the record six-figure win from December 2025, which aligns with other sources. Minor discrepancies exist in the exact amount mentioned compared to other articles, but this is common in rep
Why objectivity (82): The tone is generally neutral, though there is a slight promotional undertone when mentioning the celebration and the mobile booth. The focus remains on the facts without significant editorializing.
Slovenske noviceIndependentCenterFactual 85Objective 8019 hr. agoA lottery win of over half a million euros has been made in the Koroška region of Slovenia. The winning ticket was purchased at a Trafik 3DVA store located on Koroška Cesta 6 in Ravnah na Koroškem. The winning numbers were 1, 2, 5, 6, 23, and 27. This marks the third time this year that a six-number combination has been drawn by the Slovenian Lottery. According to current legislation, the municipality of Ravnah na Koroškem will receive 15% tax on the winnings, which can be used for development projects and improving local infrastructure. The identity of the winner remains unknown, and they must wait a legally mandated period before receiving their prize.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a lottery win and its implications for the local community, including the distribution of taxes collected from the winnings. There is no clear ideological framing, and the content is presented neutrally without apparent bias toward any political stance.
Why factuality (85): The article provides specific details about the lottery win including the numbers, location, and tax implications. It aligns with the cross-source consensus regarding the third six-figure win in 2026 and the location on Koroska. However, it mentions the local government receiving 15% tax, which is n
Why objectivity (80): The tone remains neutral, focusing on the facts of the win and its impact on the community. There is some promotional language about the town celebrating the winner, but overall it maintains a balanced perspective.
N1 SlovenijaIndependentCenter20 hr. agoAn article reports that a six-figure lottery win of 562,669.40 euros was drawn during the Lotto game on Sunday. The winning combination, 1-2-5-6-23-27, was purchased at a Trafik 3DVA store in Ravnah na Koroškem. After deducting a 15% tax of 79,000.41 euros, the winner will receive 447,668.99 euros. The payout is available from July 22, with a deadline for claiming the prize by September 24. This is the third six-figure win this year, following two previous wins in May and June. The article notes that the highest main prizes were recorded last year, with five winners receiving the '6 plus' jackpot and four winning six-figure prizes, including a record-breaking 2.329.866 euro win in December.
Bias read (Center): The article discusses a lottery win, which is considered apolitical content under the defined criteria. It does not involve politics, government, elections, or public policy, and therefore has a low political charge. As such, the lean is set to CENTER, indicating no significant media bias.
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