The first prize in this week’s Lotería Nacional draw was sold at Administration number 3, José del Toro, 13, in Cádiz. Ticket 46.144 brought its holders 30,000 euros, making an ordinary Thursday memorable for local buyers.
Cádiz wasn’t the only city with winners. The same number was also sold at Administration number 6 in Palma de Mallorca (avenida Alejandro Roselló, 16) and at Administration number 7 in Estepona, Málaga (avenida de Andalucía, 62 B). The draw took place on Thursday, September 10, 2026, as part of the regular weekly schedule. Loterías y Apuestas del Estado published the results, which were reported by La Vanguardia and Antena 3.
The official prize list confirms that ticket 46.144 paid 30,000 euros per décimo, or 300,000 euros for the full series.
The second prize, ticket number 41.758, paid out 6,000 euros and was distributed widely across the country. In Cádiz province, tickets were sold in several locations: Cádiz capital (Diego Arias, 24), Jerez (Porvera, 61 and Santiago Ramón y Cajal, 4- L 10), Conil (José Velarde, 19), Los Barrios (Palma, 5-B), and San Fernando (San Marcos, 169). Reports from La Verdad and La Voz del Sur detailed the prize’s reach across the province.
For those who didn’t win the basic prizes, the consolation reintegros, tickets ending in 1, 4, and 5, offered a chance to recoup their money. Antena 3 and other outlets reported that these reintegros were designated for this draw, providing smaller wins for ticket holders.
The Lotería Nacional is one of Europe’s oldest lotteries, and its weekly draws consistently attract millions of participants. Selling tickets through local administrations, often tied to specific neighborhoods, reinforces a sense of community and shared excitement across Spain.
Spain’s lottery system is among Europe’s oldest, and the Lotería Nacional draws millions of participants each week. Buying tickets from local shops, often in familiar neighborhoods or as part of family routines, adds to that sense of community. When a major prize lands in a city like Cádiz, it becomes a talking point across the region and brings a boost to the local economy. A winning ticket can have an impact beyond those who hold it.
