A La Primitiva ticket validated at Despacho Receptor nº 48.360, at Pérez Galdós 44 in Logroño, won a second-category prize of €50,623. Another ticket in the same category was validated in Torrevieja, Alicante. The Thursday draw produced no special-category winners, while a single first-category ticket sold in Villablino (León) claimed €624,350.
The winning combination was 5, 8, 23, 28, 29 and 38, with 37 as the complementary number. The Reintegro was 3, and the Joker number was 8035691. The draw collected €5,723,685 in total.
The Logroño ticket was one of only two to match five numbers plus the complementary number. The Villablino ticket alone matched all six basic numbers. No tickets matched all six numbers plus the Reintegro, so the special-category prize went unclaimed.
La Primitiva is one of Spain’s oldest and most widely played lotteries, with draws held twice a week and a long tradition of creating new millionaires. Its multiple prize categories let players win large sums without matching all the numbers. Recent Spanish lottery events, including major wins in regional draws, have also drawn attention. Coverage of sporting events, such as the Argentine tennis player's advance in Winston Salem, shows how luck and competition capture public attention across different arenas.
For residents of Logroño and Torrevieja, the latest results bring a welcome boost. The next scheduled draw will give participants nationwide another chance to try their luck, with the prize pool rolling over because no special-category winner emerged. The official lottery website provides information on winning numbers, prize breakdowns and ticket validation procedures.
