The Lotería Nacional draw held on Thursday, July 30, 2026, awarded its top prize to San Juán, in Alicante. The draw also paid tribute to the Monastrell grape of the Altiplano murciano and Yecla’s Denominación de Origen, Spain’s only designation of origin limited to a single municipality. The region, known for nearly 7,000 hectares of vineyards, featured prominently on the official lottery ticket.
The first-prize number was 77014, bringing a impressive windfall to holders in San Juán. Second prize went to number 78788 and was distributed across several towns in Spain. Other winning numbers included the four-digit extractions 0558, 3520, 3664 and 7477; the three-digit extractions 124, 141, 343, 453, 620, 897 and 997; and the two-digit extractions 21, 23, 36, 44, 60, 83, 83, 91 and 99. Reintegros went to tickets ending in 1, 3 and 4.
The Lotería Nacional, operated by Loterías y Apuestas del Estado (SELAE), dates back to 1811. For this draw, the top prize was set at €300,000 per series, equivalent to €30,000 for each winning décimo. The second prize paid €6,000 per décimo. Tickets matching the four-digit extractions received €75 per décimo, while three-digit matches paid €15 and two-digit matches €6. Reintegro prizes returned the ticket stake to holders with the qualifying final digits.
SELAE publishes draw outcomes on dated, game-specific results pages. The Lotería Nacional holds draws on Thursdays and Saturdays, maintaining a long-established tradition while offering the prospect of large prizes. The tribute to Monastrell and Yecla’s Denominación de Origen linked the ticket design to the region’s agricultural heritage and cultural identity.
Spain’s lottery tradition is among Europe’s oldest. The Lotería Nacional is known for distributing prizes across a wide network of ticket holders and for its ties to local festivities and traditions. Regional themes, including Yecla and the Monastrell grape in this draw, also bring local products and identities into a national event. For many participants, buying a ticket is part of a broader cultural tradition as well as a chance to win.
