
Bonoloto 8 October 2026: one six-number winner in Gijón and two five-plus-complementary tickets
The Bonoloto draw of Thursday 8 October 2026 produced 47, 2, 8, 26, 25 and 39, with complementary number 48 and reintegro 8, and 2,627,557 euros in sales.
Bonoloto draw
The Bonoloto draw on Thursday 8 October 2026 produced the winning combination 47, 2, 8, 26, 25 and 39, with complementary number 48 and reintegro 8. Sales for the draw reached 2,627,557 euros. The jackpot stood at one million euros before the draw, after there were no first-category winners in the previous two draws.
Winning tickets
One ticket matching all six numbers was validated at administration No. 3 in Gijón (Asturias), located at Río de Oro, 8. Two tickets matched five numbers plus the complementary number. One was validated at administration No. 1 in Barbastro (Huesca), on General Ricardos, 6, and the other at administration No. 3 in Monforte de Lemos (Lugo), on Concepción Arenal, 48.
The Bonoloto prize tiers run from first category (six matches) to fifth category (three matches), with reintegro returning the amount played. Prizes above 40,000 euros carry a special 20% levy on the portion above that figure, withheld at payment. Winners have three months from the day after the draw to collect.
ONCE games
The ONCE Triplex drew 0,8,7 in the morning and 9,8,3 in the afternoon. The prize scale pays 150 euros for the exact combination shown, 10 euros for three numbers in any order, 2 euros for the first two or the last two numbers, and 0.50 euros for the first or last number.
- Exact combination
- 150 euros
- Three numbers, any order
- 10 euros
- First two or last two numbers
- 2 euros
- First or last number
- 0.5 euros
The ONCE daily coupon winning combination was number 89260 with series 030. Holders of the number take 35,000 euros. Those who also matched the series receive in addition the Paga of 36,000 euros a year for 25 years.
Lotería Nacional prize structure
The Lotería Nacional draw takes place every Thursday and Saturday at 21.00 and is run by SELAE. The standard first prize is 300,000 euros per series, or 30,000 euros per décimo. The second prize is 60,000 euros per series, or 6,000 euros per décimo.
- First prize
- 300000 euros
- Second prize
- 60000 euros


