The Lotería Nacional draw, dedicated to the AECC Association, became a notable event for people across Spain. This time, the prize distribution covered several regions, with winnings higher than usual. For many Spaniards, taking part in such draws is not only a chance at luck, but also a contribution to the fight against cancer.
The top prize of €150,000 per ticket went to number 46439. Winners were found in San Javier (Murcia) and Los Corrales de Buelna (Cantabria). The second-largest prize — €30,000 per ticket — was awarded in Trespaderne (Burgos), Sebol (Toledo), and the capital of Pontevedra. The third prize, €15,000, went to participants from Almendralejo (Badajoz), Montalbán de Córdoba (Córdoba), and Córdoba itself.
Additional prizes
In addition to the main prizes, twelve special amounts of €7,500 each were drawn for numbers 27366, 32051, 33518, 36443, 43193, 45377, 46309, 52613, 64677, 73538, 76804, and 85899. Dozens and hundreds of smaller prizes were also distributed: 40 wins of €3,750, 1,100 of €750, and 5,000 of €300. To claim these amounts, certain last four, three, or two digits of the ticket had to match the winning numbers.
The draw also included the traditional ‘reintegros’ — refunds of the ticket price. This time, three numbers (1, 5, and 9) received €15 for each ticket. Special ‘aproximaciones’ were awarded to those just next to the main winning numbers: €21,000, €12,000, and €6,225 for tickets whose numbers immediately preceded or followed the top prize numbers.
Odds and distribution
The prize distribution system in this draw featured a unique structure. In addition to large cash prizes, hundreds of tickets were awarded €750 for matching hundreds of top numbers, as well as for matching the last three or two digits with the first prize. This approach increased the number of winners and made the draw more appealing to a broader audience.
As AS.com notes, official results are always published by State Lotteries and Betting, and only these results are considered valid. It’s important to remember that errors or inaccuracies in unofficial lists do not affect your right to claim winnings.
Winners’ regions
This year, luck favored residents from several autonomous communities. Winners from Murcia, Cantabria, Burgos, Toledo, Pontevedra, Badajoz, and Córdoba received significant sums. Such geographic diversity highlights the popularity of Lotería Nacional and its special draws among Spaniards.
Interestingly, such draws have become increasingly large-scale in recent years. For example, the recent Cuponazo de la ONCE draw also drew attention due to its revised prize distribution system, which was discussed in detail in the analysis of the results of major lottery events according to RUSSPAIN.
Lottery draws in Spain traditionally attract millions of participants, and special events dedicated to charitable organizations spark discussion not only among players but also in society at large. In recent years, there has been growing interest in such initiatives, especially when they support important social causes. In 2025, a similar draw triggered a wave of public debate due to a record number of winners and new prize distribution rules. These events have become part of the country’s cultural life and shape the perception of lotteries as a tool for supporting socially significant projects.
