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The Spanish State Lottery - Loterias y Apuestas del Estado (LAE) - has confirmed how the average Spaniard has already spent at total of 70.60 on tickets for the El Gordo de Natividad Christmas lottery draw.
This compares with 71.28 for 2011.
The data - which only includes the period up to October 22nd - will not be finalised until the actual day of the draw when pupils from the San Isidrio School in Madrid will make the draw infront of a panel of adjudicators.
Residents of Castilla y Leon have spent an average of 101.54, followed by La Rioja with 100.93, Asturias 98.20, Aragon 91.24, Madrid 86.69, Basque Country 84.51, Valencia 78.54, Cantabria 76.74 and Castilla la Mancha with 73.66.
Those spending the least amount on El Gordo Lottery tickets this year are from Melilla (16.66) and Ceuta (17.35), followed by the Balearic Islands (39.79), Canary Islands (42.69), Andalusia (49.17), Extremadura (56.66), Navarra (58.43), Galicia (67.28), Catalonia (68.25) and Murcia (71.14).
The average "Decima" - or one-tenth of a ticket - costs 23.
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