Six numbers came up in the Bonoloto draw on Sunday, July 19, 2026: 5, 18, 25, 32, 36, and 46. The complementary number was 29, and the reintegro was 7. Drawn daily at 21:30, the lottery remains one of Spain’s most accessible games, followed by regular players and newcomers alike. Loterías y Apuestas del Estado (LAE), Spain’s state lottery operator, records each draw using six principal numbers, a complementary number, and a reintegro.
Bonoloto’s prize structure has six categories, based on the number of correct picks. The top prize, or first category, goes to those who match all six basic numbers; the odds are 1 in 13,983,816, equivalent to the 13,983,816 possible combinations of six numbers selected from 49. The second category requires five correct numbers plus the complementary number, with odds of 1 in 2,330,636. For the third category, players must match five numbers, with odds of 1 in 55,491. Fourth-category prizes go to those with four correct numbers, at odds of 1 in 1,032. The fifth category, for three correct numbers, pays a fixed prize of €4, with odds of 1 in 57. The sixth category is for players who match the reintegro, which has a 1-in-10 chance and returns the stake.
The reintegro is assigned automatically and at random when a Bonoloto ticket is validated, ranging from 0 to 9. If the number on the ticket matches the drawn reintegro, the player recovers the stake, regardless of the other results. Official LAE result tables list the reintegro as a separate prize category. In the 22 October 2026 draw, for example, the listed reintegro award was €0.50. That payout figure is distinct from the overall price of a ticket, which can depend on how many bets it contains. The feature gives participants an additional chance of a return, even when their selected numbers do not match a higher prize category.
Information from El Mundo, the official list published by LAE is the reference for confirming results. LAE’s result pages show the winning numbers, complementary number, and reintegro, along with category counts and payouts. For context, its 22 October 2026 record listed three first-category winners, each receiving €1,350,537.82, and reported 6,176,243 bets and €3,088,121.50 in receipts. Bonoloto’s daily format and straightforward rules have made it a fixture in Spanish gaming culture, with many residents including it in their weekly routines.
Spain’s lottery tradition is deeply rooted, and Bonoloto stands alongside other popular draws such as La Primitiva and El Gordo. Its appeal lies in the relatively low ticket price and the chance to win prizes across multiple categories. Although the odds of winning the top prize remain long, frequent draws and the reintegro feature keep engagement high. Those interested in other major events in Spain this summer can read about the recent mountain stage of the Tour de Francia 2026, where Spanish cyclists made headlines, in this report on the dramatic Alsace stage.
Bonoloto’s enduring popularity reflects the Spanish appetite for games of chance and the value of clear, transparent rules. As with all lottery games, participants are reminded to play responsibly and consult LAE’s official results when checking a ticket.
