A ticket validated in Alcalá de Henares matched all six main numbers in Saturday’s Lotería Primitiva draw. It wins €1,205,214.25; five second-category tickets each pay €39,088.03.
The draw on 17 October 2026 raised €10,978,524.00, according to Spain’s state lottery operator, Loterías y Apuestas del Estado.
One ticket took the top prize. It was validated at Lottery Administration No. 11 on Calle Río Nalón, 3, in Alcalá de Henares, Madrid. The city is the birthplace of Miguel de Cervantes. Matching all six main numbers earned the ticket holder €1,205,214.25.
Five tickets matched five numbers plus the complementary number 43. One was validated at Administration No. 1 in Mollet del Vallés, Barcelona. Another came from Administration No. 6 in Xàtiva, Valencia. A third was sold at Administration No. 2 in Tui, Pontevedra. The remaining tickets were recorded at Receiver’s Office No. 45.715 in León and No. 77.100 in Cobeja, Toledo. Each wins €39,088.03.
Another 184 tickets matched five numbers, earning €1,947.32 apiece. The winning combination was 08-09-12-14-29-45. The complementary number was 43. The reintegro was 4, and the Joker number was 8525836.
The draw also recorded 11,304 fourth-category tickets with four matches. Each is worth €46.11. No ticket won the special category, which requires all six main numbers plus the reintegro. Its jackpot rolls over to the next draw.
RUSSPAIN.COM has also reported on the Barcelona literary ceremony, a separate Spanish prize event.
