Spain's Lotería Nacional holds its weekly draw on 20 June with €42 million in prizes and 4.1 million winning tickets

The Saturday draw

Spain's Lotería Nacional held its weekly drawing on Saturday, 20 June 2026, at 13:00 in the Sociedad Estatal de Loterías y Apuestas del Estado hall in Madrid. The event, a recurring fixture of Spanish life since the 19th century, put €42 million in prizes across more than 4.1 million winning tickets. The décimo (tenth of a full ticket) is the minimum playable unit, each bearing a five-digit number.

Prize structure

The top prize reaches €600,000 per series, which translates to €60,000 for a single décimo. The second prize pays €120,000 per series, or €12,000 per décimo. A set of secondary awards covers adjacent numbers and matching partial combinations, from €1,000 for the numbers immediately before and after the first prize down to €12 for any two-digit match. Three reintegro numbers refund €60 each.

How to enter

Players purchase décimos at official points of sale, choosing their own five-digit combination or letting the system generate one at random. Each person can buy up to ten décimos for a single draw. Winnings under €3,000 can be collected at any licensed retailer; larger sums require a visit to a partner bank. Online buyers receive the money directly into their account.

Today's décimo design

The décimo for this draw carries an image of the Federación Española de Municipios y Provincias (FEMP). The organization represents Spain's local governments (town halls, provincial councils, island councils and cabildos) before central authorities.

Another lottery on the same day

The La Primitiva draw also took place on Saturday. That game requires picking six numbers from 1 to 49 and a reintegro from 0 to 9; matching all six plus the reintegro wins the jackpot. Results for both lotteries were not published at the time of reporting.