Draw results and rollover

Euromillones was drawn on Tuesday 20 October 2026, producing the winning numbers 15, 9, 43, 16 and 37 with stars 7 and 10. Sales for the draw totalled 37,222,730.60 euros, according to the Loterías y Apuestas del Estado bulletin. No ticket matched the first category of five numbers plus two stars. The Eurobote generated by the draw means a single first-category winner at the next draw could take 71 million euros. Matching all seven numbers is required for the main jackpot, and according to La Razón the jackpot accumulates week after week when no top-prize winner emerges.

A El Millón prize in Zaragoza

The El Millón code GTV60206 was validated at receiving outlet no. 92.580, located at Ramiro I de Aragón, 18, in Zaragoza. The ticket carries a prize of one million euros. El Millón is an additional draw run alongside Euromillones, and according to EL PAÍS it applies only to tickets sold in Spain. The sources do not name the holder of the winning ticket.

Bonoloto and ONCE on the same evening

The Bonoloto winning numbers were 03, 22, 23, 26, 33 and 38, with complementary 12 and reintegro 9, according to El Confidencial. The jackpot stood at 2.4 million euros after the most recent draw. Winners have three months from the day after the draw to collect, and prizes above 40,000 euros pay a 20% special levy on the amount above that threshold, withheld at payment. Bonoloto is played every day, with the draw from 21:30 according to EL PAÍS, and entries consist of six numbers from 1 to 49, with multiple bets of up to 11 numbers. Separately, the ONCE daily coupon on Tuesday 20 October offered a first prize of 500,000 euros for matching five figures plus the series, along with 49 prizes of 35,000 euros for five figures. That edition also honoured the Logroño campaign Ciudad Azcona, marking the centenary of screenwriter Rafael Azcona. Its draw runs Monday to Thursday from 21:25, with results broadcast on La 1 between 22:00 and 22:30.

How the games are structured

Euromillones draws take place on Tuesdays and Fridays, and entries can come from Austria, Belgium, Spain, France, Ireland, Luxembourg, Portugal, the United Kingdom and Switzerland, according to El Periódico. Most entries cost two euros, and each bet selects five numbers from 1 to 50 plus two stars. EL PAÍS lists 13 prize categories, from the top category of five numbers plus two stars down to the 13th category of two numbers alone. The sources disagree on the star range: El Periódico gives 1 to 11, while EL PAÍS and La Razón give 1 to 12. The first draw took place in Paris in February 2004, according to El Periódico, and La Razón dates the launch to 13 February 2004, by a consortium of lottery operators from Spain, France and the United Kingdom. Draws start from 21:00 on Tuesdays and Fridays, per EL PAÍS, and results can be checked on the official SELAE website.