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Lotería Nacional Draw Awards €30,000 Top Prize in Jerez de la Frontera

Lotería Nacional Draw Awards €30,000 Top Prize in Jerez de la Frontera RUSSPAIN.com © russpain.com
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The Lotería Nacional draw on August 6 awarded its top prize in Jerez de la Frontera. Winners can claim prizes from August 7. Tax rules apply to prizes above €40,000. The full winning-number and location list is inside.

On Thursday, August 6, 2026, ticket number 29238 won the Lotería Nacional’s basic prize of €30,000 per décimo. The ticket was sold in Jerez de la Frontera (Cádiz). Number 09867 won the second prize, worth €6,000 per décimo, with winning tickets sold in Málaga, Écija (Seville), Mérida (Badajoz), and Plasencia (Cáceres). Results were published after the draw ended at 21:15. Loterías y Apuestas del Estado (SELAE), Spain’s national lottery operator, reports prizes in units such as per décimo and per series. The figures here are per décimo.

Additional prizes went to four-digit extractions 1436, 9585, 7497, and 9803, each worth €75 per décimo; three-digit extractions 478, 497, 700, 845, 324, 435, and 562, worth €15 per décimo; and two-digit extractions 74, 45, 18, 39, 32, 93, 44, 44, and 69, worth €6 per décimo. Reintegros for digits 8, 2, and 0 returned €3 per décimo, matching the ticket price for Thursday’s draw.

Winners can claim their prizes from Friday, August 7, at authorized lottery offices. Those collecting through banks may face delays until the following Monday. Prizes expire if they are not claimed within three months of the draw date. Under the stated tax threshold, winnings above €40,000 face a 20% deduction. The Agencia Estatal de Administración Tributaria administers Spain’s tax rules, which depend on the regulations in force for the relevant year.

The Lotería Nacional remains a fixture in Spanish life, with regular draws and sales points across the country. A décimo for Thursday’s draw cost €3, and prizes went to winners in Andalucía and Extremadura. Winning tickets can be sold in multiple locations, so the place where a prize-winning décimo was sold may differ from the location associated with the draw itself. Última Hora later included the August 6 results in its results archive.

The Spanish lottery system is one of the oldest in Europe. Separately, disruptions to major events, such as the rain delays that recently affected the ATP 500 tennis final in Washington, can also shape public attention and routines, as described in this report on sporting schedule changes.

Participants should check their tickets against the published winning numbers and note the three-month claim deadline. The next scheduled draw will follow the established calendar and prize structure. Ticket holders can get further details through official lottery channels or at their local lottery administration.

Richard Reid RUSSPAIN.com
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