A ticket bought in Estación de Cártama, in Málaga province, has won a major Euromillones prize. The winning ticket for El Millón was validated at lottery administration No. 10 on Avenida de Andalucía. The Spain-only prize is worth €1 million.
El Millón is a supplementary prize linked to Euromillones, whose regular draws take place every Tuesday and Friday. In Spain, each €2.50 entry automatically takes part in El Millón through a unique alphanumeric code. For the draw on 4 August 2026, code FCN67977 was selected, securing the prize for a ticket purchased in Estación de Cártama.
The supplementary award is separate from the basic Euromillones prize categories. A Spanish ticket can so win El Millón independently of the pan-European jackpot. To enter the basic draw, players choose five numbers from 1 to 50 and two stars from 1 to 11.
Alongside the El Millón win, two tickets in Spain matched the second category in the Euromillones draw, with winners in Palma de Mallorca and Barcelona. The prizes came from the same draw but belong to separate categories.
Euromillones continues to attract attention across Spain, especially when major prizes are at stake. As highlighted in a recent report on the growing jackpot, the August 4 draw featured a €98 million top prize, separate from the Spain-only El Millón award.
El Millón gives Spanish Euromillones players an additional chance to win beyond the basic draw: every eligible ticket is automatically assigned a code, and the matching code wins €1 million. Lottery reports commonly identify the winning code and the location where the ticket was validated, tying the result to the local outlet and the national game.
