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Spain's Thursday draws on 12 November 2026: Bonoloto jackpot rolls over, Lotería Nacional 39430

No Bonoloto ticket matched all six numbers on Thursday, 12 November 2026, so the pot moves to the next draw. Lotería Nacional, La Primitiva, EuroDreams, the ONCE daily coupon and Triplex also drew numbers that day.

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How it came to this
  1. 12 NovThird draw: 933
  2. 12 NovFourth draw: 039
  3. 12 NovFifth draw: 968

Bonoloto and La Primitiva

The Bonoloto draw on Thursday, 12 November 2026 produced the winning combination 34, 9, 25, 3, 30 and 26. No ticket matched all six numbers in the first category, so the pot will be played in the next Bonoloto draw, where a single winner could take 1,000,000 euros. Europa Press reported five tickets in the second category (five numbers plus the complementary) and total sales of 2,384,888 euros. The two outlets disagree on the complementary number and reintegro: Europa Press gives 41 and 1, while LaVanguardia gives 24 and 9.

La Primitiva's draw produced 4, 10, 21, 32, 33 and 45, with complementary number 24 and reintegro 9, according to EL MUNDO. Its Joker number was 6606881, which EL MUNDO says was worth one million euros. The special category, for six matching numbers plus the reintegro, pays 20% of the pot accumulated that day. Fourth category requires four matching numbers, and fifth category three, which pays a fixed eight euros.

Lotería Nacional and EuroDreams

EL MUNDO reports that the Lotería Nacional first prize went to 39430 and the second prize to 52774, with reintegros ending in 0, 1 and 3. LaVanguardia confirms 39430 and the same reintegros. Loterías y Apuestas del Estado puts the odds of matching the first or second prize at about 1 in 100,000, while four-figure prizes are roughly 1 in 2,500 and three-figure prizes roughly 1 in 143. The Thursday draw takes place at 21:00 in the draw hall of Loterías y Apuestas del Estado in Madrid. A tenth costs 3 euros in person, and tickets can also be bought online.

The EuroDreams draw on the evening of 12 November produced 5, 10, 15, 18, 19 and 37, with dream number 1, according to EL MUNDO. A single EuroDreams bet costs 2.50 euros and consists of six numbers from 1 to 40 plus one dream number from 1 to 5. Players can also place multiple bets on one ticket, with between 5 and 10 numbers.

ONCE daily coupon and Triplex

LaVanguardia reports that the ONCE Cupón Diario number 23572 paid 35,000 euros per ticket. The same outlet says series 040 of that number won a annuity of 36,000 euros a year for 25 years. LaSexta reports the number prize as 35,000 euros and says the matching series paid half a million euros, so the series prize is reported differently across the two outlets. The Cupón Diario runs Monday to Thursday, and the official lists are those published by ONCE and SELAE.

LaSexta lists the five Triplex draws of the day. The first, at 10:00, produced 163, the second at 12:00 produced 873, and the third at 14:00 produced 933. The fourth draw, at 17:00, produced 039, and the fifth, at 21:15, produced 968.

Claiming prizes

Prizes below 2,000 euros, described as minor prizes, can be collected at any Loterías y Apuestas del Estado outlet. Larger prizes must be claimed through a bank authorized by SELAE. For EuroDreams, prizes under 2,000 euros can be collected from the day after the draw at outlets that accept the ticket, while larger prizes are paid by partner banks from the day after the last draw the ticket entered. When a prize is shared, every winner must go to the bank together to identify themselves, which avoids later tax problems.

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