The Lotería Nacional draw on June 20 awarded its top prize to Madrid and Alicante. Winners have 90 days to claim. Tax rules and payout locations vary by amount. Full list of winning numbers and cities inside.
The Lotería Nacional draw held on Saturday, June 20, 2026, delivered significant prizes across Spain, with the main jackpot going to Madrid, Velilla de San Antonio (Madrid), and San Juan de Alicante (Alicante). According to El Confidencial, the first prize, worth 60,000 euros per décimo, was awarded to ticket number 20118, while the second prize, 12,000 euros per décimo, went to number 63244 and was distributed in ten cities, including Elche, Morón de la Frontera, and Oviedo.
Winners can claim their prizes starting the same day, but must do so within 90 days. For amounts under 2,500 euros, payouts are available at any Loterías y Apuestas del Estado (SELAE) office. Larger prizes require collection through authorized banks such as BBVA or CaixaBank. The draw, which began at 13:00 in the official SELAE hall, distributed a total of 42 million euros in prizes.
Beyond the main prizes, the draw included four extractions of four digits (2685, 8985, 8768, 8712), each awarding 150 euros per décimo, and ten extractions of three digits (083, 823, 329, 129, 469, 963, 307, 266, 186, 304), each worth 300 euros per décimo. Nine two-digit extractions (01, 44, 10, 23, 08, 14, 28, 47, 58) paid out 120 euros per décimo. Reintegros, which refund the ticket price, were assigned to numbers ending in 8, 2, and 7.
Those who did not win in this draw have further opportunities, as La Primitiva also held a draw the same evening, with a jackpot of 18.5 million euros after the previous pot went unclaimed. All official results and prize checks are available on the SELAE website, where players can instantly verify their ticket numbers and review past draws using both desktop and mobile devices.
The June 20 draw ticket was dedicated to the Federación Española de Municipios y Provincias (FEMP), which represents local governments across Spain. The cost of a single décimo remains at 6 euros. Taxation applies to prizes above 40,000 euros, with a 20% withholding by the Agencia Tributaria, while smaller prizes are exempt. If a prize is not claimed within the three-month window, the right to collect is forfeited.
Spain's Lotería Nacional is one of the country's most established games of chance, with weekly draws and a fixed ticket price. The system is designed to ensure transparency and accessibility, with results published promptly and a clear process for prize collection. The draw's broad distribution of prizes highlights its reach across regions, and the regular schedule offers ongoing opportunities for participants nationwide.
