Spain schedules Monday lottery drawings for La Primitiva, Bonoloto, and ONCE

State lottery operations and evening schedule

Spain holds its regular slate of state and charitable lottery drawings on the evening of Monday, 14 September 2026. Sociedad Estatal Loterías y Apuestas del Estado (SELAE) organizes the primary state-run games from its official draw hall, while the Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles (ONCE) conducts its daily philanthropic draws. The schedule begins at 21:15 with the Super ONCE extraction, followed by the Cupón Diario at 21:25. Bonoloto follows at 21:30, and La Primitiva concludes the sequence at 21:40. SELAE streams its drawings directly on its website, while ONCE broadcasts results through JuegosOnce.es and public network La 1 de TVE between 22:00 and 22:30.

La Primitiva and Bonoloto game structures

La Primitiva requires players to select six numbers between 1 and 49, with options for single and multiple bets. The draw extracts six balls from a 49-ball drum alongside a complementary ball from a separate drum numbered 0 through 9. Its prize structure spans multiple divisions, led by the Special Category for matching six numbers plus the reintegro, which can surpass 10 million euros. The first category for six numbers averages around 1 million euros, second category awards approximately 40,000 euros for five numbers plus the complementario, third category delivers about 1,500 euros for five numbers, fourth category pays roughly 50 euros for four numbers, and fifth category provides a fixed 8 euros for three numbers. Players can also participate in the associated Joker game with a seven-digit code. Bonoloto operates daily draws where simple bets require six numbers at 0.50 euros per combination, requiring a minimum 1 euro purchase of two bets per ticket.

ONCE daily and multi-number draws

ONCE manages two primary games on Monday evenings: the Cupón Diario and Super ONCE. The Cupón Diario operates on an issuance of 100,000 five-digit numbers ranging from 00000 to 99999 across 50 series numbered 1 to 50. Drawings pull five individual balls from 0 to 9 to form the winning number, plus a single series ball. The top prize awards 500,000 euros to the ticket matching all five digits and the series number, accompanied by 49 prizes of 35,000 euros for matching the five numbers alone. Secondary prizes range from 250 euros for matching four initial or final digits down to 2 euros for matching a single edge digit. The Super ONCE draw selects 20 winning numbers from a pool of 80, allowing participants to choose between 5 and 11 numbers across seven distinct betting modes.

Historical development and social funding

Spain's lottery system combines long-standing commercial formats with targeted social initiatives. La Primitiva originated in 1763 as the lotería por números before returning in its modern framework in 1985, later distributing its largest jackpot exceeding 100 million euros in 2015. ONCE traces its lottery operations to 1938, when it launched a 10-peseta raffle to support visual disability services, followed by provincial Cupón Pro-Ciegos sales on 8 May 1939 at 10 céntimos. The modern five-digit Cupón Diario debuted in 1984, leading to the creation of weekend drawings in 1985, including the Cuponazo on Fridays and the Sueldazo on weekends. Revenue generated through ONCE drawings funds employment, training, accessibility, cultural, and sports programs for individuals with visual impairments across Spain.