EuroDreams held one of its two weekly draws on Monday, 2 November 2026, and EL PAÍS published coverage allowing players to check the winning numbers. The draw is run under Spain's state lottery operator, Loterías y Apuestas del Estado (LAE), and results are posted on the operator's official website and on EL PAÍS after the draw closes. Spanish outlets, including Demócrata, also listed EuroDreams among the day's scheduled draws alongside Bonoloto, La Primitiva and the ONCE daily coupon.
Why it matters
EuroDreams is the newest addition to Europe's shared lottery lineup, launched in November 2023, and it has drawn interest from players across the continent because of how its prizes are structured, according to EL PAÍS. Rather than paying a single lump sum, the game awards set amounts spread over a number of years. That design sets it apart from older draws such as Euromillones and La Primitiva, and it is the main reason the game has attracted attention since its launch.
How the game works
Eight countries take part in EuroDreams: Austria, Belgium, Spain, France, Ireland, Luxembourg, Portugal and Switzerland. Tickets can be bought through the LAE website or at any authorised sales point, EL PAÍS reports.
Draws take place twice a week, on Monday and Thursday evenings from 21:00. Players can follow the draw live on the LAE website, and the winning numbers are published on the same site once the draw has finished. EL PAÍS also carries the results.
One rule is worth noting for anyone thinking about the top prize. If more than three players win the main prize, the amount is split among all of them, according to EL PAÍS. That means the headline figure is not guaranteed to go to a single ticket holder.
A crowded calendar of Spanish draws
EuroDreams is one of many draws run under the LAE umbrella. Euromillones, an international game, is drawn on Tuesdays and Fridays. La Primitiva runs on Thursdays and Saturdays, Bonoloto is drawn daily, and the Gordo de la Primitiva takes place on Sundays, EL PAÍS reports.
The Spanish lottery calendar also includes two of the year's most anticipated events: the Sorteo Extraordinario de Navidad and the Sorteo del Niño. Sales for both typically begin in August, when lottery offices and players start buying tickets, according to EL PAÍS.
What to watch
The next EuroDreams draw is scheduled for Thursday, 5 November 2026, at 21:00. Players can confirm results on the LAE website or through EL PAÍS once the draw has taken place.
