Spanish lottery results: Primitiva and Bonoloto roll over with no top winners on 10 August 2026
No tickets matched the top categories in Spain's Primitiva or Bonoloto draws on Monday 10 August 2026, sending both jackpots forward. The next Primitiva draw could pay 57.5 million euros to a single winner.
Primitiva: no top-category winners
The Primitiva draw on Monday 10 August 2026 produced the winning combination 12, 17, 23, 34, 40 and 46, with complementary number 29 and reintegro 8. Revenue from the draw reached 6,872,695 euros. No tickets matched the Special Category (six numbers plus reintegro) or First Category (six numbers), so the accumulated funds roll over to the next draw, where a single First Category winner with Special Category could win 57,500,000 euros. The special jackpot for this draw stood at 24.5 million euros. Two Second Category tickets (five numbers plus complementario) were validated at Loterías administration number 51 in Málaga and at receptor desk number 69,800 in Argoños, Cantabria. The Joker number 5043593 carries a prize of 1 million euros.
- Primitiva
- 6872695 €
- Bonoloto
- 2304667 €
Bonoloto: pot rolls forward
The Bonoloto draw the same day yielded the combination 05, 11, 20, 26, 46 and 49, with complementary number 44 and reintegro 6. Revenue totalled 2,304,667 euros. No First Category winners (six hits) emerged, meaning the generated pot rolls into the next draw, where a single winner could collect 1,400,000 euros. Two Second Category tickets (five hits plus complementario) were validated at administration number 35 in Gijón, Asturias, and at receptor desk number 11,780 in Vilanova i la Geltrú, Barcelona.
- Primitiva
- 57500000 €
- Bonoloto
- 1400000 €
ONCE cupón and TripleX
The ONCE daily cupón for Monday 10 August awarded 35,000 euros per ticket to number 04489. Series 004 of that same number won the Paga, a prize of 36,000 euros annually for 25 years. The cupón has been held since 8 May 1939, when it was launched under the name Cupón Pro-Ciegos. Originally run independently across Spanish provinces with a ticket price of 10 céntimos, it evolved into its current format and added weekend special draws in 1985. The Cuponazo runs on Fridays and the Sueldazo on weekends. The TripleX draw ran twice on Monday: the midday draw at 12:00 produced 7, 8, 2, and the evening draw at 21:00 produced 3, 0, 4. TripleX prizes range from 150 euros for an exact three-number match to 0.50 euros for matching the first or last number. The Super ONCE draw took place at 21:15, with players selecting between 5 and 11 numbers from a matrix of 80.
EuroDreams and La 6/49
The EuroDreams draw on 10 August 2026 produced winning numbers 07, 09, 10, 26, 33 and 40, with the dream number 1. La 6/49, one of the most popular draws of the Loteria de Catalunya, was not drawn on Monday. It is held on Wednesdays and Saturdays at approximately 21:00 in Barcelona, with a simple bet costing 1 euro.
Prize collection rules
Prizes under 2,000 euros can be collected at any Loterías y Apuestas del Estado administration. Prizes exceeding 2,000 euros must be processed through an authorised banking entity. When a prize is shared, all winners must appear at the financial institution for identification to avoid future tax-payment issues.
