A Bonoloto ticket sold in Carrizal-Ingenio claims the €700,000 jackpot. The Gordo de la Primitiva rolls over with no top winner. ONCE awards its Sueldazo to number 01727, series 036.
The Bonoloto draw on Sunday, 2 August 2026, delivered a major win in the Canary Islands. A single ticket validated at the Administration of Lotteries No. 1 in Carrizal-Ingenio (Las Palmas), located on Carlos V, 56, matched all six main numbers—02, 14, 21, 28, 33, and 40—securing the €700,000 jackpot. The complementary number was 4, and the reintegro was 8.
Three tickets achieved second-tier prizes (five numbers plus the complementary) and were validated in different regions: Administration No. 2 in Girona (Ultonia, 14 Bajos 5), Administration No. 57 in Málaga (Lope de Rueda, 41), and the Receptor No. 44.115 in Teror (Las Palmas), on Avenida de Venezuela, 14. These wins highlight the geographical spread of luck in this draw.
Meanwhile, the Gordo de la Primitiva draw, with a jackpot of €11,900,000, produced no first-category (5+1) winners. The winning numbers were 16, 23, 29, 35, and 51, with the key number 5. As a result, the jackpot rolls over, and the next draw will offer an estimated €12,600,000 for a single winner. One second-category (5+0) ticket was validated at Administration No. 28 in L’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona), on Rambla de la Marina, 366.
In the ONCE Sueldazo draw, the top prize of €300,000 and a monthly payment of €5,000 for 20 years went to ticket number 01727 from series 036. This regular Sunday draw continues to attract attention for its unique annuity structure, offering long-term financial security to winners.
Spain’s lottery landscape remains dynamic, with regional wins and large jackpots drawing widespread participation. The Bonoloto and Gordo de la Primitiva are among the most popular games, regularly producing significant payouts and rollovers. For those interested in other major lottery results, the recent Euromillones draw with its €89 million jackpot also captured public interest, as detailed in this report on the record Euromillones prize. These recurring draws not only offer life-changing sums but also reflect the enduring appeal of lottery games across Spain’s regions.
Lotteries in Spain are regulated by the Sociedad Estatal Loterías y Apuestas del Estado (SELAE) and the Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles (ONCE), ensuring transparency and public trust. The Bonoloto, launched in 1988, is known for its frequent draws and accessible ticket prices, while the Gordo de la Primitiva, established in 1993, is recognized for its large jackpots. ONCE, beyond its lottery operations, supports social programs for the visually impaired. Participation in these draws remains a popular tradition, with millions of tickets sold weekly and a strong presence in both urban and rural areas.
