Spanish Lotería Nacional draw on 30 July 2026: first prize 77014, second prize 78788, reintegros 1, 3 and 4

The Lotería Nacional draw held on Thursday, 30 July 2026, produced a first-prize winner of 77014 and a second-prize winner of 78788. The draw, organised by Loterías y Apuestas del Estado (LAE) under the Ministry of Economy and Finance, is one of Spain's oldest and most popular games of chance.

Winning numbers

Number 77014 secured the first prize, paying 30,000 euros for each décimo purchased. The second prize fell to 78788, worth 6,000 euros per décimo. The three reintegro digits drawn were 1, 3 and 4; any ticket whose last digit matched one of those numbers received a refund of 3 euros per décimo. Two sources listed the reintegros in different orders (4, 1, 3 and 3, 1, 4), but the set of digits is identical.

Prize breakdown

Beyond the top two prizes, the Thursday draw offers a layered structure of smaller rewards. The numbers immediately before and after the first prize each receive 1,200 euros per décimo, while those adjacent to the second prize get 747 euros. Four-digit matches earn 75 euros, three-digit matches 15 euros, and two-digit matches 6 euros. Additionally, the 99 remaining numbers in the same hundred-series as the first prize collect 30 euros each, and the same for the second prize pays 15 euros. The full schedule of prizes is shown below.

About Lotería Nacional

The game traces its roots to 1763, when King Carlos III created the Lotería Real to finance hospitals, hospices and public works. The modern Lotería Nacional was approved in Cádiz in 1811 and held its first draw on 4 March 1812. Today it is run by LAE, a state-owned entity. Thursday tickets cost 3 euros, while Saturday ordinary draws are 6 euros, special Saturdays 12 euros, and extraordinary draws 15 or 20 euros. The lottery returns 70% of its revenue to players in prizes.

Other Thursday draws

Several other Spanish lotteries also held draws on 30 July, though their results were not available at the time of reporting. The Cupón Diario de la ONCE, drawn at 21:25, offers a top prize of 500,000 euros for matching five digits plus the series number, with tens of thousands of smaller prizes down to 2 euros for a single matching digit. Bonoloto, drawn at 21:30, requires players to pick six numbers from 1 to 49; prize amounts vary with the total pool and the number of winners in each category. La Primitiva, drawn on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 21:40, also uses a 6-from-49 format and can award a special category exceeding 10 million euros when the jackpot accumulates.