The National Lottery draw held in Madrid on August 22, 2026, was reported to offer a top prize of €60,000 per décimo. Organized by Loterías y Apuestas del Estado, the draw was scheduled for 13:00 at the official draw hall and featured a commemorative ticket design.
The listed first-prize number was 13247, with an award of €60,000 per décimo and €600,000 per series. The second-prize number was 41270, listed for €12,000 per décimo and €120,000 per series. Other categories included four-digit extractions 4816, 2884, 2992 and 7537, at €150 per décimo; three-digit extractions 011, 855, 631, 803, 658, 074, 702, 601, 073 and 927, at €30 per décimo; and two-digit extractions 44, 31, 12, 84, 56, 56, 12, 78 and 60, at €12 per décimo.
The listed special prizes included €1,000 per décimo for numbers adjacent to the first prize, 13246 and 13248, and €554 per décimo for those adjacent to the second prize, 41269 and 41271. Centenas and specified terminations were listed for €30 per décimo, while reintegro numbers 7, 2 and 1 offered a €6 refund per décimo.
The commemorative ticket marked the centenary of Spain’s Hydrographic Confederations and featured artwork by Joaquín Sorolla. A ticket for the Saturday draw cost €6.
Prize claims must be made within three months, information from the stated conditions. Prizes of €2,000 or more were listed as payable through BBVA and CaixaBank branches upon presentation of the winning ticket and valid identification. The National Lottery holds around 50 Saturday draws a year, with a stated maximum prize of €60,000 per décimo. The regular Saturday draw is described as having ten series per number, compared with 195 series per number for the Christmas Lottery.
Loterías y Apuestas del Estado publishes results separately for each lottery product. Its National Lottery results are distinct from those for games such as La Quiniela, BonoLoto and Euromillones. The commemorative draw theme linked the ticket to the centenary of Spain’s Hydrographic Confederations and the work of Spanish artist Joaquín Sorolla.