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Spain moves National Lottery draw from Saturday to October 12
Spain’s National Lottery will not hold its usual draw on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
The draw has been moved to Monday, October 12, which is Spain’s National Day, also known as Hispanic Day.
It will be an extraordinary draw, held at 9 p.m.
at the State Lotteries and Betting draw hall.
Tickets cost 15 euros, and 105 million euros in prizes will be available.
The top prize is 15 million euros for one ticket, while the first prize is 130,000 euros per ticket.
The regular schedule resumes on Thursday, October 15, with tickets costing 3 euros, followed by an ordinary Saturday draw on October 17.
Spain’s National Lottery has moved its usual Saturday draw on 10 October 2026 to Monday, 12 October.
The Monday draw will be an extraordinary draw marking the Day of Hispanity.
It will take place at 21:00 at the State Lotteries and Betting draw hall.
A total of €105 million in prizes will be offered, equal to 70% of the issue.
The price of a ticket will be €15.
- Who
- Spain’s National Lottery.
- What
- Its usual Saturday draw has been moved to Monday and designated an extraordinary draw.
- When
- Monday, 12 October 2026, at 21:00.
- Where
- The State Lotteries and Betting draw hall.
- Why
- The date is close to the Day of Hispanity on 12 October.
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The usual Saturday National Lottery draw will not take place.
The extraordinary Day of Hispanity draw is scheduled for 21:00.
The next ordinary draw is scheduled to take place.
The National Lottery is scheduled to resume its ordinary Saturday draw.
- Draw date
- 12 October 2026
- Start time
- 21:00
- Prize pool
- €105 million, or 70% of the issue
- Ticket price
- €15
- Next ordinary draw
- 15 October 2026







