National Lottery's August extraordinary draw leaves first prize of 1.5 million euros in Onda, Castellón
The number 52,035 took the top prize in the National Lottery's extraordinary August draw, with all winning tickets sold at a single administration in Onda, Castellón.
The winning number
The first prize in the National Lottery's extraordinary August draw, held on Saturday 1 August 2026, went to number 52,035. The prize is worth 1.5 million euros per series, equivalent to 150,000 euros for each winning décimo. All tickets bearing that number were sold at a single lottery administration: number 1 in Onda, a town in the province of Castellón, located on Calle La Safona, 5. The concentration of the top prize in one outlet is a feature of this draw.
Other prizes and their locations
The second prize, number 37,378, carries a reward of 300,000 euros per series (30,000 euros per décimo). Unlike the first prize, this number was distributed across ten provinces. Winning tickets were sold in Puebla de la Calzada (Badajoz), Valverde de Júcar (Cuenca), Pulianas (Granada), La Bañeza (León), Cartagena (Murcia), Silleda (Pontevedra), Béjar and Villar de Ciervo (both Salamanca), Picassent (Valencia), and through the official online channel of Loterías y Apuestas del Estado. The wide geographic spread means winners are scattered from the northwest in Galicia to the Mediterranean coast.
The third prize, number 86,798, is worth 150,000 euros per series (15,000 euros per décimo). It was sold in three cities: at administration 303 in Barcelona, administration 2 in Bilbao, and administration 4 in Chiclana (Cádiz). These are all well-established lottery points in major urban areas.
- First prize
- 1500000 €
- Second prize
- 300000 €
- Third prize
- 150000 €
Draw context
The extraordinary August draw is one of the special Saturday draws of the National Lottery, which has been running since 1814. Tickets for these special draws cost between 15 and 20 euros, compared to 3 euros for a regular Thursday draw and 6 euros for an ordinary Saturday draw. The draw is organized by Loterías y Apuestas del Estado (LAE), the state-owned company that manages most Spanish lottery games. The August extraordinary draw is a fixed date in the Spanish lottery calendar, alongside the famous Christmas draw.
Other lotteries on the same day
Saturday also saw the Bonoloto and La Primitiva draws, though their winning numbers were not immediately available in the early reports. The Bonoloto draw was scheduled earlier in the day, while La Primitiva and its associated Joker game were set for 21:40 hours. La Primitiva, which dates back to 1763, is one of the oldest lottery games in Spain and offers a jackpot that can accumulate over several weeks. The Bonoloto is a daily draw with smaller prizes. Neither draw's results were detailed in the initial coverage of the National Lottery's extraordinary draw.
