The Lotería Nacional draw on Saturday, August 22, 2026, distributed €42 million in prizes across Spain. It took place at 13:00 in the Salón de Sorteos de Loterías y Apuestas del Estado and followed the traditional multi-drum system. The draw comprised ten series of 100,000 tickets, each priced at €60 and divided into décimos of €6. Published figures show that 70% of ticket sales was allocated to prizes.
Number 13247 won the first prize, worth €600,000 per series, or €60,000 per décimo. Number 41270 took the second prize, worth €120,000 per series (€12,000 per décimo). The prize schedule also included lower-tier awards for participating tickets.
Four four-digit extractions, 4816, 2884, 2992 and 7537, each paid €1,500 per series. Ten three-digit numbers (011, 855, 631, 803, 658, 074, 702, 601, 073 and 927) paid €300 per series. Nine two-digit extractions (44, 31, 12, 84, 56, 56, 12, 78 and 60) paid €120 per series.
Approximations paid €10,000 each to the numbers immediately before and after the first prize, 13246 and 13248. The numbers adjacent to the second prize, 41269 and 41271, each received €5,540. Centena prizes of €300 per series went to the other 99 numbers in the hundreds group for each of the two basic prizes.
Another 99 prizes of €300 per series went to tickets matching the first-prize number’s last three digits. A further 999 prizes of €120 per series were awarded for matching its last two digits. Reintegros, or refunds, covered 9,999 tickets ending in the first prize’s final digit, 7. Two additional one-digit extractions, 2 and 1, each generated 10,000 reintegros of €60 per series.
Loterías y Apuestas del Estado (SELAE), the institution that publishes Spain’s official Lotería Nacional results and prize distributions, lists the winning numbers and prize categories used to determine awards. As.com says the official SELAE list is the reference for prize claims. The outlet also states that it is not responsible for discrepancies or omissions in published results.
The Lotería Nacional is one of Spain’s longest-running games of chance, with draws held regularly throughout the year. Its series-and-décimo structure lets tickets be sold in smaller shares, and its prize schedule includes first and second prizes, approximations, hundreds, last-digit combinations and reintegros. Holders of winning tickets should check the official SELAE results and meet the applicable claim deadlines.
