Bonoloto results and next jackpot

About Bonoloto

Bonoloto is the everyday lottery of Loterías y Apuestas del Estado (SELAE), the Spanish state operator that also runs La Primitiva and El Gordo de la Primitiva. It uses the same six-from-49 format as La Primitiva, but it is drawn every day of the week, which makes it the most frequently drawn jackpot game in Spain and the one with the most results to follow.

This page shows the six winning numbers, the Complementario and the Reintegro for every draw, together with the official prize breakdown published by SELAE. LuckyNumberz does not sell tickets and has no connection with SELAE; it only reports the results the operator publishes.

How to play

Choose six numbers from 1 to 49 on a Bonoloto ticket, or ask for an automatic selection. Each bet also carries a Reintegro, a digit from 0 to 9 printed on the ticket, which you do not choose yourself. Tickets are sold at SELAE outlets across Spain and through the operator’s official website and app.

The draw takes place every evening at 21:30 Madrid time and sales close shortly before it. One ticket can cover several consecutive days with the same numbers, and a multiple bet lets you mark more than six numbers so that every six-number combination among them is played, at a higher price.

Odds

The odds of winning the Bonoloto jackpot are 1 in 13,983,816: 6 numbers from 1–49.

Prizes and jackpot

There are six prize categories. The Reintegro alone refunds your stake; three, four and five numbers pay increasing amounts; five numbers plus the Complementario — a seventh ball drawn from the same drum — is the second category; and six numbers wins the jackpot. Prizes are pari-mutuel: each category receives a fixed share of the prize fund, and that share is divided among the winners in the category.

When nobody matches all six numbers the jackpot rolls over to the next day’s draw. Because the game is drawn daily, a week without a winner can build a rollover quickly; the figure shown on this page is the amount SELAE announces for the next draw.

History

Bonoloto was introduced by the Spanish state lottery in 1988 as a cheaper, more frequent companion to La Primitiva; its first draw was held on 6 June 1988. The Reintegro was added to the game in June 1991, and the archive on this page reflects that: draws before that date have no Reintegro, while every draw since carries one.

The draw schedule has grown over the years, and today Bonoloto is drawn seven days a week, Sunday included. The six-from-49 matrix with a Complementario has stayed the same since the beginning.

Frequently asked questions