Euromillones and Bonoloto winning numbers for Tuesday, June 30, 2026

Euromillones results

On Tuesday, June 30, 2026, the Euromillones draw yielded numbers 1, 8, 37, 44, 48, with stars 2 and 6. The Spanish El Millón code was DGM25873. The jackpot, starting at €17 million, accumulates until someone matches all five numbers and both stars, capped at €250 million. If the cap is hit without a winner, the prize repeats in the next draw. Information on whether anyone won the top prize was not immediately available. The draw is held in Paris twice weekly, on Tuesdays and Fridays. It can be followed live on the SELAE website, with results available at 21:30 on Tuesdays and 22:00 on Fridays.

Bonoloto results

The Bonoloto draw on the same evening produced 6, 17, 33, 39, 43, 47, with complementario 29 and reintegro 2. The daily lottery, priced at €0.50 per bet (minimum two bets), is drawn at 21:30 local time. Its affordability and frequency have made it a staple since its 1988 debut.

Rules and participation

Euromillones participants select five numbers from 1–50 and two stars. Most sources state stars are from 1–12, but one report lists 1–11. Bonoloto requires choosing six numbers from 1–49, with an option to play multiple combinations. Players can pick numbers manually or opt for a random selection. The minimum bet in Spain is €2.50 for Euromillones and €0.50 for Bonoloto.

Prize tiers and payouts

Euromillones awards 13 prize categories, from matching just two numbers to the jackpot. Bonoloto payouts vary according to sales and the number of winners; categories include six correct, five plus complementario, five, four, three, and combinations with reintegro. Prizes under €2,000 are redeemable at any Spanish lottery office, while larger sums require bank collection within three months. Shared prize winners are advised to claim together to simplify tax obligations.

Origins and oversight

Bonoloto was introduced on February 28, 1988, as a more accessible and frequent game compared to existing state lotteries; the reintegro number was added in 1991. Euromillones launched in February 2004 with a draw in Paris. Today, the pan-European lottery includes nine countries: Spain, France, the United Kingdom, Austria, Belgium, Ireland, Luxembourg, Portugal, and Switzerland. Both games are regulated by Sociedad Estatal Loterías y Apuestas del Estado (SELAE), under Spain's Ministry of Finance.