A Bonoloto ticket sold at Bar California in Logroño won a prize of more than €51,000 in the draw held on Monday, 28 September 2026, according to NueveCuatroUno. The outlet reports that the winning entry was validated at the establishment.
La Rioja put the exact amount at €51,437, confirming the location of the sale in the same city. The winning combination corresponded to the second-tier prize category, which requires matching five of the six main numbers plus the complementary number.
The same draw also produced a single top-tier winner, who took home more than €2 million, Radio Televisión Canaria reported. That player matched all six numbers.
The results of Monday's Bonoloto, along with those of the Primitiva, were published by RTVE.es, while ABC carried the outcome for the Bonoloto, Triplex and Cuponazo de la Once from the same date.
Under the standard Bonoloto prize structure, the second category pays a share of the prize pool to players who hit five numbers plus the complementary, with the amount depending on how many tickets qualify at that level.
Lottery prizes in Spain are subject to tax rules that apply above a set threshold, though the reporting did not specify the net amount the Logroño winner will receive.
What to watch next: whether the holder of the Bar California ticket comes forward to claim the prize, and how the next Bonoloto draw plays out.
