A single Bonoloto ticket validated at La Rubia de Oro on Madrid's Bravo Murillo has won €2,025,965.95. The ticket took the entire first-category prize in the 28 September 2026 draw.
The Bonoloto draw on Monday 28 September 2026 produced one first-category winner in Madrid. The ticket was validated at La Rubia de Oro on Bravo Murillo. Its prize came to €2,025,965.95.
The ticket was processed at Administración de Loterías nº 146, at Bravo Murillo, 199. That puts the winning combination at one named lottery counter in Madrid.
The winning combination in the 28 September 2026 Bonoloto draw was 10, 12, 21, 25, 29 and 31. The additional number was 11 and the reintegro was 2.
More than two million euros went to that one ticket. It was the only first-category prize in the draw, so the payout was not split between several winning tickets.
Loterías y Apuestas del Estado reported the result in its official bulletin. Spanish outlets including RTVE and Europa Press later cited the same amount and validation point. The available material gives no further details about the acertante. The winner has not made a reported public comment.
That is the local hook.
La Rubia de Oro has a lucky reputation in the source material. Another major Bonoloto result has been linked to the same outlet. That connection has put the administration back in the news.
Bonoloto draws take place every day. A single bet costs €0.50, while the minimum ticket price is €1; the first category requires six matching numbers, and the second requires five matching numbers plus the additional number.
The draw brought in €2,528,100 in reported sales or collection. That figure shows the scale of the operation beside the €2,025,965.95 first-category prize.
The prize was not shared among several successful tickets in Madrid. The available information records one acertante and a total payout of €2,025,965.95.
The contrast with an earlier crypto report is useful only because this case rests on a named winning ticket and a published lottery bulletin. The basic facts are clear: one entry, one administration, one city and a multimillion-euro prize.
For people living around Bravo Murillo, the result has a precise address. The ticket was validated at Administración de Loterías nº 146, at number 199 on the street. That is why La Rubia de Oro sits at the centre of the announcement.
The available facts leave little else to add. Bonoloto paid €2,025,965.95 in the 28 September draw, and the winning ticket came from Administración de Loterías nº 146. No additional winning ticket in Madrid has been reported in the available material. The winner has not made a public comment.
For now, the story is simple. A confirmed Madrid lottery win is tied to one local outlet. The amount and location are public. The winner remains unnamed.
