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Major Prizes Announced in Sorteo Lotería Nacional Sábado Draw

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The Sorteo Lotería Nacional Sábado on August 8, 2026, awarded €60,000 to the top ticket. New payout details and deadlines affect all winners. Prize collection rules and basic numbers have been updated.

The Sorteo Lotería Nacional Sábado held on August 8, 2026, awarded the first prize of €60,000 per décimo to number 57521 and the second prize of €12,000 to ticket 23381. The prize breakdown lists the basic winning numbers, secondary number endings and reintegros in separate categories. Checking each part of a ticket against the full breakdown can reveal prizes beyond the top awards.

Beyond the headline prizes, tickets matching the last four digits 2353, 4253, 6293 or 7335 were awarded €150 each. Tickets with the last three digits 091, 176, 199, 222, 683, 690, 776, 936, 943 or 947 receive €30. Those ending in the two-digit combinations 02, 22, 29, 62, 67, 68, 96 or 97 are entitled to €12. The numbers immediately before and after the first prize, 57520 and 57522, are each worth €1,000. All tickets numbered from 57500 to 57599, matching the centena of the first prize, secure €30 each.

Each décimo for this draw cost €6. The reintegro, or refund, applies to tickets ending in 2 or 8, allowing holders to reclaim the ticket price if their number matches either digit. Under the published rules, prizes of up to €2,000 can be collected at any Loterías y Apuestas del Estado office. Winners who bought tickets online through La Bruja de Oro must log in to their account to start the payout process. All prizes must be claimed within three months from the day after the draw.

The Sorteo Lotería Nacional Sábado is one of Spain’s recognized weekly lotteries. Players buy a décimo carrying a five-digit number from 00000 to 99999. Its prize structure pairs the basic awards with smaller prizes for matching number endings, plus a reintegro, spreading winnings across several categories. The Lotería Nacional is operated by Loterías y Apuestas del Estado (SELAE).

Spain’s Lotería Nacional dates back to the early 19th century. The Saturday draw attracts broad participation, with headline awards alongside smaller payouts for qualifying numbers. For many players, the weekly draw is both a chance to win and a longstanding tradition. Checking the full prize breakdown and observing the three-month claim period are impressive to collecting any award, including secondary and reintegro prizes.

Richard Reid RUSSPAIN.com
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