The Bonoloto draw held on Wednesday, July 22, produced a jackpot of approximately €2.8 million. The winning combination was 2, 17, 23, 34, 35 and 47, with 36 as the complementary number and 3 as the reintegro. Bonoloto is run by Loterías y Apuestas del Estado (SELAE), Spain’s state lottery operator.
Bonoloto’s prize structure has five number-matching categories, plus a separate reintegro. The first category requires all six basic numbers; the second requires five basic numbers plus the complementary number. The third, fourth and fifth categories reward matches of five, four or three basic numbers, respectively. The reintegro is a separate result that can return the stake when the ticket’s final digit matches the drawn number. SELAE publishes a record for each draw, listing the winning numbers and complementary number, along with the reintegro, category winners and prize amounts.
After each draw, participants can check their tickets against the results published by SELAE. Media outlets such as EL PAÍS also cover major draws. Prize-claim procedures depend on the amount won: prizes below €2,000 can be collected from authorized lottery retailers, while prizes of €2,000 or more are claimed through collaborating banks, with the winning ticket and required identification.
In the previous Bonoloto draw, held on Tuesday, there were no first-category winners. Five tickets matched the second category, each earning more than €35,000. The winning tickets were validated in Ávila, Castellón, Pontevedra and Jaén, as well as through the official Loterías y Apuestas del Estado website, reflecting the game’s reach across Spain.
Bonoloto draws take place six days a week, and its multiple prize categories give players several ways to win. SELAE organizes and oversees national lottery draws in Spain. Lottery winnings are subject to national tax rules, with taxation depending on the amount won. Published results and defined prize-claim procedures are part of the structure SELAE uses to administer the game.
