The Lotería Nacional draw on August 6 awarded its top prize to Jerez de la Frontera. Winners can claim prizes from August 7. Tax rules apply for amounts over €40,000. Full list of winning numbers and locations inside.
The Lotería Nacional draw held on Thursday, August 6, 2026, delivered its main prize of €30,000 per décimo to ticket number 29238, with the winning ticket sold in Jerez de la Frontera (Cádiz). The second prize, worth €6,000 per décimo, went to number 09867 and was distributed across Málaga, Écija (Seville), Mérida (Badajoz), and Plasencia (Cáceres), according to the official results published after the draw concluded at 21:15.
Additional prizes included four-digit extractions (1436, 9585, 7497, 9803) each awarding €75 per décimo, three-digit extractions (478, 497, 700, 845, 324, 435, 562) with €15 per décimo, and two-digit extractions (74, 45, 18, 39, 32, 93, 44, 44, 69) granting €6 per décimo. Reintegros for digits 8, 2, and 0 returned €3 per décimo, matching the ticket price for this Thursday's draw.
Winners can begin claiming their prizes from Friday, August 7, at authorized lottery offices. For those opting to collect through banks, payouts may be delayed until the following Monday. All prizes must be claimed within three months of the draw date, after which they expire. Importantly, only winnings above €40,000 are subject to a 20% tax deduction by Hacienda; smaller prizes are paid in full to the ticket holder.
The Lotería Nacional remains a fixture in Spanish life, with draws held regularly and a wide network of sales points across the country. The Thursday draw, priced at €3 per décimo, continues to attract participants from all regions. The distribution of prizes this week highlights the geographic spread of luck, with Andalucía and Extremadura among the regions celebrating significant wins. For context, the Spanish lottery system is one of the oldest in Europe, and its tax rules have remained stable in recent years, ensuring transparency for participants. In a different context, disruptions to major events—such as the rain delays that recently affected the ATP 500 tennis final in Washington—can also impact public attention and routines, as seen in this report on sporting schedule changes.
As always, the Lotería Nacional advises participants to check their tickets carefully against the official list of winning numbers and to be mindful of the three-month deadline for prize claims. The next scheduled draw will follow the established calendar, with similar rules and prize structures. For further details or to verify results, ticket holders should consult official channels or visit their local lottery administration.
