Spanish lottery players are checking their tickets after the latest draws for Primitiva, Bonoloto, and ONCE were held on Saturday, August 29, 2026. The results were published by La Vanguardia on Sunday morning, with separate coverage from outlets including El Confidencial, El Mundo, and LaSexta.
According to La Vanguardia, the full winning numbers for all three games are now available for verification. The Bonoloto draw, in particular, drew attention after Diario del Alto Aragón reported that a winning ticket worth €140,000 was sold in Jaca, a town in the province of Huesca. That report did not specify whether the prize came from a first-category win or a lower-tier match.
The draws are operated by SELAE, Spain's state-owned lottery agency, which runs both Primitiva and Bonoloto on a regular weekly schedule. ONCE, the Spanish National Organization for the Blind, runs its own separate daily games. Saturday's results cover the standard weekend draws for each game.
For players in Spain, the published results allow them to match their numbers against the official winning combinations. The Bonoloto prize in Jaca is one of several payouts from the evening draw, though full details on other winners were not included in the initial reports.
Players who missed the live results can check the official SELAE website or major Spanish news outlets for the complete number lists. The next draws for Primitiva and Bonoloto are expected to follow their usual schedule, with new opportunities for players later in the week.
