Bonoloto draw of 3 November 2026 yields 11, 15, 22, 31, 32 and 43; ONCE number 16.332

Bonoloto result

EL MUNDO published the Bonoloto combination for the draw of Tuesday, 3 November 2026: 11, 15, 22, 31, 32 and 43. The complementary number was 35 and the reintegro was 0. According to EL PAÍS, the Bonoloto is drawn every day of the week, starting at 21:30. EL MUNDO adds that the only valid official list is the one published by Loterías y Apuestas del Estado (LAE). Each six-number bet costs 50 cents, and a single-draw play needs at least two bets, which together cost one euro.

Prize tiers and bet types

Bonoloto prizes depend on how many of the main numbers a ticket matches. Matching all six takes the first prize, five plus the complementary number takes the second, and five alone takes the third. Four matches win the fourth category, while three matches win the fifth category, which EL MUNDO describes as a fixed 4 euros. Matching only the reintegro returns the amount staked. Players can choose a simple bet of six numbers from 1 to 49, or a multiple bet of up to 11 numbers, which raises the cost and the chances of winning.

ONCE Cupón Diario

EL MUNDO reported that the ONCE Cupón Diario draw for Tuesday, 3 November 2026 produced the number 16.332, series 031. The same article says that series 031 of that number won 500,000 euros for matching all five figures and the series. EL PAÍS states that the draw runs from Monday to Thursday from 21:25, with results shown on La 1 of TVE between 22:00 and 22:30. Its prize table lists one prize of 500,000 euros for five figures and series, 49 prizes of 35,000 euros for five figures, and 450 prizes of 250 euros for the first four figures. Smaller tiers pay 25 euros, 6 euros and 2 euros.

Euromillones draw

El Confidencial gives the Euromillones start time as 21:00 on Tuesday, 3 November 2026. EL PAÍS says each bet costs 2.50 euros and also enters the Spanish El Millón draw, which carries a fixed prize of one million euros. Players select five numbers from 1 to 50 and two stars from 1 to 12. EL PAÍS counts 13 prize categories in total, from matching two numbers up to the five numbers plus both stars. El PERIÓDICO describes the draw as held in Paris on Tuesday and Friday evenings. The coverage does not include the winning Euromillones numbers.