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No First Category Winners in BonoLoto Draw, Jackpot Rises to €2.9 Million

Richard Reid RUSSPAIN.com

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No First Category Winners in BonoLoto Draw, Jackpot Rises to €2.9 Million RUSSPAIN.com © russpain.com
No First Category Winners in BonoLoto Draw, Jackpot Rises to €2.9 Million © russpain.com

The BonoLoto draw on June 17 ended without a first category winner. The jackpot now climbs to €2.9 million. Prize distribution reveals over 100,000 tickets matched three numbers.

The BonoLoto draw held on Wednesday, June 17, 2026, concluded without any ticket matching all six main numbers, resulting in the top prize rolling over. The absence of a first category winner means the jackpot for the next draw will increase to €2,900,000, according to data from Loterías y Apuestas del Estado.

The winning combination for this draw was 19, 47, 23, 16, 40, and 21, with 38 as the complementary number and 1 as the reintegro. Despite a total collection of €2,977,326.50, no participant managed to secure the maximum prize tier. The second category, which requires five correct numbers plus the complementary, also saw no winners.

Prize distribution for the remaining categories showed that 113 tickets matched five numbers, each earning €2,481.59. In the fourth category, 5,770 tickets matched four numbers, with each winner receiving €24.30. The fifth category, for three correct numbers, produced 101,266 winners, each awarded €4.00. Additionally, 602,826 tickets matched the reintegro, resulting in a €0.50 prize per ticket.

The lack of top-tier winners has led to a significant jackpot increase, drawing attention to the next BonoLoto event. The official results and prize breakdown are validated exclusively by Loterías y Apuestas del Estado, as noted by RTVE.es. BonoLoto remains one of Spain’s most popular lottery games, offering frequent draws and accessible entry, with the reintegro feature providing small but frequent returns to participants.

For context, BonoLoto is operated by the SOCIEDAD ESTATAL LOTERÍAS Y APUESTAS DEL ESTADO, a state-owned entity responsible for organizing national lotteries in Spain. The game is known for its daily draws and relatively low ticket price, making it a staple among Spanish lottery players. The reintegro system, unique to several Spanish lotteries, allows players to recover part of their stake if the reintegro number matches, contributing to the game’s widespread appeal. The next draw, with its increased jackpot, is expected to attract heightened interest from regular participants and new players alike.

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