Spain's La Primitiva jackpot rolls over to €33.5 million as draw produces four second-tier winners

La Primitiva draw results and jackpot rollover

The Spanish national lottery operator Loterías y Apuestas del Estado conducted the draw for La Primitiva on the evening of Monday, 5 October 2026, collecting 6,952,196 euros in ticket sales. The winning numbers drawn from the drum were 4, 10, 20, 25, 40, and 49, accompanied by complementary number 29 and refund number 3. The official tally recorded zero winning tickets for the special category requiring six matching numbers plus the refund number. The first category, requiring six winning numbers without the refund, also ended without any winning entries. Consequently, the accumulated prize fund for both top tiers rolls over to the next scheduled drawing, where a single winner matching all requirements could collect a jackpot of 33,500,000 euros.

Second category winners across Spain

In the second prize category, which requires participants to match five main numbers alongside the complementary ball, four separate tickets succeeded. Each of the four winning tickets received an exact payout of 31,287.84 euros from the distributed prize pool. Two of the winning slips were sold within the region of Castile and León: one at lottery administration number 1 on Plaza Mayor 17 in Alba de Tormes, Salamanca, and another at administration number 2 on Calle Maldonado 17 in Medina del Campo, Valladolid. The third winning ticket was validated at lottery administration number 1 located on Calle Real 30 in Ardales, Málaga, while the final winning wager was submitted digitally through the official website of Loterías y Apuestas del Estado. Alongside the main game, the Joker game distributed a 1,000,000 euro prize to ticket holders with the seven-digit code 7459175.

Parallel drawings for Bonoloto, ONCE, and EuroDreams

The Monday schedule included several additional drawings overseen by Spanish gaming authorities and organizations. The Bonoloto drawing for 5 October 2026 returned the winning combination of 16, 29, 31, 36, 38, and 41, with 27 chosen as the complementary number and 2 as the refund number. In the daily ONCE coupon draw, tickets bearing number 04391 secured a base prize of 35,000 euros per ticket. Series 021 of that same ONCE number secured the extended prize known as La Paga, providing 36,000 euros each year across a 25-year span. Additionally, the multi-country EuroDreams game recorded the winning numbers 03, 06, 16, 24, 29, and 40, alongside the winning dream number 2.

Structure and historical background of the game

La Primitiva stands among the oldest gambling games in Spain, with its initial founding dating back to 1763 under the original name lotería por números. The lottery was eventually discontinued before being revived in 1985 under its present designation while maintaining its core operational design. Bettors participate by choosing six numbers from 1 through 49 on simple slips or by picking extended combinations on multiple bet forms, playing physically at lottery shops or via online portals. The game distributes winnings across multiple tiers, ranging from a fixed 8 euros for three correct numbers up to estimated sums of 1,500 euros for five hits, 40,000 euros for second tier hits, and jackpots exceeding 10 million euros for special category matches. Standard drawings occur three nights a week on Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays starting at 21:40.