Thursday 5 November 2026 draws: ONCE daily coupon, Bonoloto and Eurodreams prizes and times

The ONCE daily coupon

The ONCE daily coupon draw runs Monday to Thursday and carries a first prize of 500,000 euros for players who match all five figures and the series. The coupon grew out of the early years of the Spanish national organisation, founded in 1938 to improve the lives of people with visual disabilities. Its tickets started as provincial three-figure numbers before moving to the national five-figure format used today. The current coupon dates from 1984, when it launched under the campaign 'La ilusión de todos los días'. Thursday's draw also makes a reference to the Ibero-American Summit, a high-level meeting of heads of state and government from 22 countries.

Five figures and series500,000

Five figures35,000

First or last four figures250

First or last three figures25

First or last two figures6

First or last figure2

Five figures and series

500000 euros

Five figures

35000 euros

First or last four figures

250 euros

First or last three figures

25 euros

First or last two figures

6 euros

First or last figure

2 euros

Data from the article text

Full prize structure

The ONCE schedule pays one prize of 500,000 euros for five figures and the series, and 49 prizes of 35,000 euros for five figures. Smaller awards follow: 450 prizes of 250 euros each for the first four figures and 450 for the last four, 4,500 prizes of 25 euros each for the first three and 4,500 for the last three. The lowest tiers pay 6 euros for the first or last two figures, with 45,000 and 44,550 prizes respectively, and 2 euros for the first or last figure, with 445,500 and 405,000 prizes respectively. Winning numbers are to be published on the official JuegosOnce.es site after the draw, and La 1 of TVE is listed to carry the results between 22:00 and 22:30.

Bonoloto and Eurodreams

Bonoloto asks players to pick six numbers from 1 to 49, with a complementary number and a reintegro also drawn at each session. El País gives the draw time as 21:30 and describes it as running Monday to Sunday, while La Razón says it runs Monday to Saturday, so the sources disagree on the days. La Razón also states that Bonoloto launched in 1988 as a cheaper, more frequent alternative to the traditional Lotería Nacional, and that unclaimed prize funds go to social causes. Eurodreams is organised by eight countries (Austria, Belgium, Spain, France, Ireland, Luxembourg, Portugal and Switzerland) and was launched in November 2023. It draws on Mondays and Thursdays from 21:00, and players choose six numbers from 1 to 40 plus one additional number from 1 to 5. Its first tier pays 50,000 euros a month for 30 years, and that amount is divided if there are more than three winners.

Status of the results

All five articles were published between 20:01 and 20:11 on 5 November 2026, before the draws took place. None of them carries the winning numbers, so the results for this evening's draws are not reported here. The El País pages state that the winning figures can be checked on each organiser's website and on El País once each draw ends.