The latest Euromillones draw on August 25 offered a €59 million jackpot. No ticket matched all numbers and stars. The winning combination and key details for Spanish players are now confirmed.
The Euromillones draw held on Tuesday, August 25, ended without a First Category winner, leaving a €59 million jackpot still up for grabs. The absence of a full match—five numbers plus two stars—means the prize pool will continue to grow, maintaining high interest among regular participants across Spain.
This week’s winning numbers were 8, 16, 30, 47, and 48, with stars 4 and 9. In addition, the code for the Spanish-only ‘El Millón’ prize was FNS73813, awarding one participant a guaranteed €1 million. The draw’s outcome follows a similar pattern to other recent major lotteries, such as the La Primitiva ticket win in Logroño, where a significant prize was validated at a local outlet, as reported in coverage of notable lottery wins in Spain.
Each Euromillones ticket costs a minimum of €2.5 per bet, with at least two draws per week—on Tuesdays and Fridays. Players can submit their tickets at physical sales points until 20:30 on draw days, or online until 19:00. Multiple bets are allowed on a single ticket, increasing the chances of winning secondary prizes.
Unlike some other lotteries, Euromillones does not offer a fixed amount for its top prize. The jackpot depends on the accumulated pool, but never drops below €17 million. Participation is open to residents and visitors in Spain, as well as players from other countries where regulations permit online entry. Prize collection is possible at any official lottery outlet or through authorized online platforms. Winners have three months from the draw date to claim their prizes, after which both tickets and winnings expire.
To play, participants select five numbers from 1 to 50 and two stars from 1 to 12. Each ticket contains five blocks, allowing for multiple entries. Every bet also generates a unique code for ‘El Millón’, exclusive to Spain, where one million euros is guaranteed to a single winner in each draw.
Even without matching all numbers and stars, players can win secondary prizes. These range from matching five numbers and one star, down to combinations such as two numbers and no stars, or even one number and two stars. The value of these prizes varies, depending on the total sales and the number of winners in each category.
Euromillones remains one of the most popular lotteries in Spain, with its large jackpots and frequent draws attracting millions of participants. The system’s flexibility—allowing both in-person and online play—has contributed to its sustained popularity. For those interested in the broader context of lottery participation in Spain, it is notable that the country regularly sees significant wins in both national and European draws, reflecting a strong tradition of lottery gaming. The rules around ticket purchase, prize collection, and deadlines are strictly regulated, ensuring transparency and security for all participants. As the jackpot continues to roll over, anticipation is likely to build ahead of the next draw, with many hoping to become the next major winner.
