Spain's 6 November 2026 draws: Cuponazo top prize is 6 million euros

Draw schedule for 6 November

Several Spanish lottery draws were set for 6 November 2026. The Cuponazo of ONCE was scheduled for 21:25, while La Vanguardia gives 21.15 for the Super ONCE. The Euromillones start time differs between outlets: EL PAÍS reports 21:00, and El Confidencial says its live coverage starts at 21:30. Bonoloto is drawn every day from Monday to Sunday, and EL PAÍS lists its draw for 21:30. The Cuponazo and the Super ONCE are both run by the ONCE, the Spanish national organisation of blind people, which promotes the social and labour inclusion of people who are blind or visually impaired.

Cuponazo prize structure

The Cuponazo costs three euros per participation, and its first prize is 6,000,000 euros for a ticket that matches all five figures of the winning number and its series, according to El Confidencial. A ticket with the same five figures but a different series wins 40,000 euros, a figure that El Confidencial and EL PAÍS both give. Lower tiers pay out on the first or last four, three, two or single figures. EL PAÍS lists 500 euros for matching the first four figures and 50 euros for the first three. La Vanguardia gives different amounts for comparable tiers, 25,000 euros for all five figures and 150 euros for the last four, and it adds six extra numbers that pay 100,000 euros each when both number and series match. Because the outlets do not agree on these amounts, each figure is reported as its source states it.

Previous draw and the other games

The previous Cuponazo, held on 30 October, produced number 38661 with series 088, and its refund tickets were 3 for the first figure and 1 for the last, as El Confidencial reports. Euromillones is played on Tuesdays and Fridays, with five numbers from 1 to 50 and two stars from 1 to 12, and its 13 prize categories run from a jackpot in the first tier down to a prize for matching two numbers. EL PAÍS also describes El Millón, an additional draw open only to tickets sold in Spain, in which a single code can make a winner a millionaire. Bonoloto requires at least six numbers per simple bet, bets cost 0.50 euros, and a ticket must total at least 1 euro. Its first category is six matches. Super ONCE lets players choose between 5 and 11 numbers from a grid of 80, and 20 numbers are drawn, according to La Vanguardia.

Where the official results come from

The laSexta disclaimer states that the only valid official result lists are those published by ONCE and SELAE, the state lottery body. Several outlets, including El Confidencial, La Razón and EL PAÍS, ran live or result pages for the day's games. EL PAÍS says its Cuponazo results appear on the JuegosONCE website and on its own site after each draw. None of the reports gives the winning combinations for the 6 November draws, so this summary does not state them.