A Bonoloto ticket sold in Monterrubio de la Serena has won €26,365.94 after matching five numbers and the complementary number. Six players shared second-category prizes, while no ticket matched all six numbers.
On 26 September, no player matched all six Bonoloto numbers. One ticket sold in Monterrubio de la Serena matched five numbers and the complementary number. It won €26,365.94.
The prize was validated at the sales outlet on 15 Peón de la Villa Street in the Badajoz province town. Loterías y Apuestas del Estado, known as SELAE, confirmed the result and payout structure. Its publication is the official reference for the draw.
SELAE’s official results are the authoritative reference for confirming the winning combination, the complementary number, the reintegro and the distribution of prizes in a Bonoloto draw.
Six tickets reached the second category. The other winning entries were registered in Jerez de la Frontera in Cádiz, Pazos de Abaixo in A Coruña, Jaén, Madrid and Leganés in Madrid. Telecinco and Infobae also identified the Monterrubio de la Serena ticket as a second-category winner.
The jackpot remains.
The winning combination was 17, 16, 49, 34, 46 and 45. Number 37 was the complementary number. Number 1 was the reintegro. Sales for the draw reached €2,481,880.50.
The jackpot now moves to the next Bonoloto draw. The potential first-category prize is €1.5 million for a single winner. Democrata also gave that estimate for the following draw.
The published results include not only the second-category payout but also the third-, fourth- and fifth-category awards, allowing the overall prize distribution to be checked against the official draw record.
For Monterrubio de la Serena, the result is clear. One ticket turned a near-perfect combination into a payment of more than €26,000. The other second-category tickets were spread across six locations, so the prize was not concentrated in one area.
The lottery result differs from the sporting outcome covered in an earlier report. Here, the decisive detail is a shared numerical match rather than a single winner.
The draw produced 69 third-category prizes worth €1,146.35 each. It also produced 4,011 fourth-category prizes of €29.58 and 81,467 fifth-category prizes worth €4 per ticket.
Those figures put the Monterrubio ticket between the untouched jackpot and the wider spread of lower-tier awards. The highest prize remains available at the next draw. The second category has already delivered a local payment of more than €26,000.
The exact combination is recorded, and the outlet has been identified. This was a concrete Bonoloto win, not a jackpot story without a winner.
