On Thursday, August 20, 2026, the Lotería Nacional draw awarded a top prize of €300,000 per series. Organized by Loterías y Apuestas del Estado (SELAE), this special edition commemorated the 40th anniversary of the Federación Española de Diabetes, continuing the tradition of dedicating draws to national milestones.
The first-prize number was 06236, paying €300,000 per series, equivalent to €30,000 for a décimo. Number 74954 won the second prize of €60,000 per series, or €6,000 per décimo. The additional results were four four-digit extractions, 2403, 2489, 3817 and 6853, each paying €750 per series; seven three-digit extractions, 223, 244, 441, 452, 559, 759 and 905, each paying €150 per series; and nine two-digit extractions, 05, 08, 17, 27, 60, 62, 65, 68 and 69, each paying €60 per series. Reintegros went to numbers ending in 1, 5 and 6.
A décimo is one-tenth of a series, so the first and second prizes pay one-tenth of their respective series awards per ticket. A ticket must match the relevant winning number or ending to qualify for a prize. The draw combines two principal awards with smaller prizes for number extractions and reintegros.
SELAE publishes results on its official website after the draw, allowing players to check their tickets. Media outlets such as EL PAÍS also publish winning-number lists. The Lotería Nacional dates back to 1811, when it was established to raise funds during the War of Independence. Its regular Thursday and Saturday draws have made it a longstanding feature of Spanish public life.
Special draws also recognize causes and anniversaries, including this edition’s focus on the Federación Española de Diabetes. The lottery distributes awards among players across Spain, from the principal prizes to smaller extraction and reintegro payouts. The recent award to ITI director Laura Olcina for her impact in the technology sector is another example of recognition for innovation and leadership in Spain, as described in this report on national new idea awards.
The Lotería Nacional remains part of Spain’s cultural and economic field, pairing the prospect of impressive prizes with special draws dedicated to social causes and national milestones.
