A Bonoloto ticket sold in the Bravo Murillo area of Madrid has landed a prize worth two million euros, Telemadrid reports. The win was tied to the Monday, September 28, 2026 draw.
The Spanish lottery's results for that draw were also carried by RTVE.es and ABC, which published the outcomes for Bonoloto alongside other games. La Vanguardia listed checking options for the following day's draw, Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
Separately, nuevecuatrouno.com reported that a ticket bought at a bar called California won more than 51,000 euros in the same Bonoloto game. That outlet did not say whether the prize came from the same draw as the Madrid win.
The reports do not identify the winner or specify the exact establishment in Bravo Murillo where the two-million-euro ticket was sold. Details on how the prize will be claimed were not included in the available coverage.
Bonoloto is one of Spain's long-running national lottery games, with draws held several times a week. Prizes are distributed across several categories, and the largest share goes to the holder of a single winning combination.
What to watch next: whether lottery operator Loterías y Apuestas del Estado confirms the winning ticket's location and whether the prize is claimed.
