The Bonoloto draw on 29 September produced one ticket with all six winning numbers. Euromillones offered a €17 million jackpot, while the previous draw had already delivered a major Madrid prize.
The numbers drawn on Tuesday 29 September were 11, 16, 33, 35, 38 and 40. One ticket matched all six. That ticket took the top Bonoloto category, while Euromillones offered a €17 million jackpot on the same day.
The complementary number was 23. The reintegro was 5. These figures allow players to check their tickets against the official result, which several Spanish media outlets reported.
Bonoloto draws are held every day, with results normally published in the evening after approximately 21:30.
Bonoloto uses several prize categories. The first requires all six numbers. The second requires five numbers plus the complementary number. The third requires five numbers. Four correct numbers qualify for the fourth category, while three qualify for the fifth. The separate reintegro number determines the reintegro prize.
The amount paid in each category depends on the money collected and the number of winners. In this draw, the source material confirms one winner in the six-number category. It does not give that ticket's payout. Loterías y Apuestas del Estado runs the game and handles its rules, result publication and prize payments through authorised channels.
The previous Monday draw had already produced a major payout.
The Bonoloto draw of 28 September awarded €2,025,965.95 to a ticket sold at Madrid administration No. 146, located at Bravo Murillo, 199.
A first-category ticket sold in Madrid won more than €2 million in that draw. The confirmed prize was €2,025,965.95. The ticket came from administration No. 146 at Bravo Murillo, 199. Three second-category winners also received more than €50,000 each. Their tickets were registered in Logroño in La Rioja, Málaga and Adeje Casco in Santa Cruz de Tenerife. The earlier Madrid report mentioned here concerned a different subject and can be found in this Madrid report.
September's final week brought two major Bonoloto results. Monday produced the million-euro Madrid prize and three second-category awards. Tuesday brought another top-category winner. Euromillones added its separate €17 million jackpot, although the available information does not say whether anyone won it.
The number order matters when players check a Bonoloto ticket. The six winning numbers, the complementary number and the reintegro each belong to a different part of the prize structure. The published result confirms one first-category winner, but not the final payout. One ticket reached the maximum category on 29 September. The prize amount remains tied to the draw's distribution.
