ONCE, La Primitiva, Eurodreams and Bonoloto set for Monday night draws with prizes up to 7.2 million euros

Four of Spain's most popular lottery draws will take place on Monday night, each offering a different prize structure and schedule. The ONCE daily cupon, La Primitiva, Eurodreams and Bonoloto are all scheduled for the evening of 13 July 2026, with the first draw starting at 21:00.

ONCE and La Primitiva: fixed jackpots and variable botes

The ONCE daily cupon, drawn from Monday to Thursday, offers a top prize of 500,000 euros for matching the five winning digits plus the series. For an extra 0.5 euros, players can add 'La Paga', which awards 3,000 euros a month for 25 years on top of the 35,000-euro five-digit prize. A total of 49 additional prizes of 35,000 euros are available for matching five digits without the series.

La Primitiva, one of Spain's oldest lotteries, dates back to 1763 and was revived under its current name in 1985. Its special category jackpot, won by matching the six main numbers plus the reintegro, can exceed 10 million euros depending on the accumulated bote. The first category for six correct numbers typically awards around one million euros, while lower tiers offer 40,000 euros for five numbers plus the complementary, 1,500 euros for five numbers, 50 euros for four, a fixed 8 euros for three, and a reintegro refund.

Eurodreams: a monthly salary for up to 30 years

Eurodreams, the European lottery launched in November 2023, will hold its Monday draw at 21:00. Participating countries include Spain, France, Portugal, Ireland, Belgium, Austria, Switzerland, Luxembourg and the United Kingdom. Players choose six numbers from 1 to 40 and one 'dream' number from 1 to 5. The top prize is 20,000 euros a month for 30 years, totalling 7.2 million euros. If more than three winners match the first category, the total prize pool is divided among them. The second category awards 2,000 euros a month for five years, the third 1,000 euros monthly for one year, the fourth 100 euros monthly for one year, and the fifth 10 euros monthly for one year. The odds of winning the 30-year monthly prize are one in 23,030,280.

Bonoloto: daily draws with variable payouts

Bonoloto, regulated by Loterías y Apuestas del Estado since its creation in February 1988, holds draws every day of the week. Players select six numbers from 1 to 49, with the option of multiple bets up to 11 numbers. The prize amounts are not fixed; they depend on the total revenue and the number of winners in each category. The state-owned company allocates 55% of each draw's takings to prizes. The main prize is for matching all six numbers, with lower tiers down to three correct numbers and a reintegro refund.

Draw schedule and how to follow

All four draws will be held on Monday evening. The timeline is staggered: Eurodreams at 21:00, the ONCE daily cupon at 21:25, Bonoloto at 21:30 and La Primitiva at 21:40. Results will be available immediately on the official websites of Loterías y Apuestas del Estado, JuegosONCE.es and the EL PAÍS portal, with live streaming available for those who wish to follow the draws in real time.