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To collect high-value prizes from ONCE (Daily Coupon, Cuponazo, Sueldazo, Eurojackpot, or scratch cards), the key legal aspect is the full identification of the winner, adherence to anti-money laundering controls, and compliance with very strict expiration deadlines. Additionally, high-value prizes are not paid at the point of sale but through ONCE delegations and collaborating banks, with specific taxation starting from 40,000 euros. Below is a summary of the essential requirements derived from official regulations, documentation from the Ministry of Finance, and lottery coverage in the newspaper Demócrata.

Legal identification of the winner

According to ONCE's internal regulations and responsible gaming controls described on the corporate portal ([link]), for prizes of significant amount:

• From €2,000, the general obligation to identify the recipient applies under Law 10/2010 on anti-money laundering ([link]).
• ONCE also applies an internal threshold of €2,500 to reinforce verification of legal age and personal data.
• A valid ID, account details, and signing of registration forms are required; payment is made via bank transfer, not in cash.

Before paying high-value prizes, ONCE verifies that the winner is not self-excluded nor listed in operator-linked registries or international sanction lists, in line with social and responsible gaming control criteria.

Where and how high-value prizes are collected

ONCE lottery news in Demócrata details a uniform scheme:

• Smaller prizes are paid at authorized points of sale (vendors and establishments), as indicated in reports about the Sueldazo (Sueldazo July 11, Sueldazo June 13, Sueldazo June 21).
• For prizes over €500 on physical coupons, several articles about the Daily Coupon remind that they must be processed at ONCE delegations or collaborating banks (Coupon June 8, June 9, June 10, June 11).

If the coupon was purchased online, both ABC and Demócrata emphasize that the prize is automatically credited to the JuegosONCE virtual account (Father's Day Extra Draw, [link]), from where the user can transfer it to their bank account.

Shared prizes and representation

Consistent with general Treasury criteria on lotteries ([link], [link]), when a coupon or bet is shared and the prize exceeds €2,000, identification must cover all participants. If a single person collects on behalf of the group, the power of attorney must be documented in a public notarial deed.

Expiration and prescription deadlines

For ONCE coupons, Demócrata is very explicit: the prize expires 30 calendar days from the day after the draw. This rule is systematically reiterated in coverage of the Daily Coupon and Sueldazo (June 30, July 1, July 2, July 8, Sueldazo June 7, Sueldazo July 4, Sueldazo July 12, Cuponazo July 3, Coupon June 8).

For instant lottery (scratch cards), specific deadlines may be set draw by draw in BOE resolutions; for example, for “Christmas Scratch” products, very precise payment deadlines are established (BOE 2024 instant lottery, BOE 2024 scratch implementation, BOE 2025 scratch, BOE 2025 scratch prize structure).

Taxation of high-value prizes

In Spain, ONCE prizes are subject to the same tax regime as other public lotteries. Both Demócrata and Treasury documentation remind that:

• There is a tax exemption threshold of €40,000 per coupon or bet.
• A 20% tax is applied on the amount exceeding that threshold, withheld at the time of payment (article on Sueldazo, lottery taxation, El Niño January 5, El Niño January 2, Treasury lotteries, LAE Help, [link]).

The newspaper Demócrata illustrates this scheme with numerical examples in the case of Sueldazo, calculating the exempt part, taxable base, and withholding. For periodic prizes (e.g., €5,000 per month for 20 years), it is advised to review the specific treatment with Treasury or tax advisors, but always respecting the €40,000 exemption threshold on the total prize per coupon.

General regulatory framework

The ONCE product regime (Coupon, Eurojackpot, and instant lottery) is periodically published in resolutions by the State Secretariat for Social Rights (2025 calendar, 2024 calendar, draw 11/11, Extra Christmas Coupon). These rules set prize structures, prize percentages, and confirm that ONCE acts as a state operator under public supervision.

In parallel, institutional notes and campaigns, such as the one celebrating the 40th anniversary of Spain and Portugal in the EU (European Parliament Spain) or local actions of the Coupon in Málaga (Málaga City Council), emphasize ONCE's social dimension and the adherence of all its draws to a consumer-protective legal framework.

The regulation of ONCE draws and prizes is based on a dual pillar: on one hand, the general state gaming regulations and, on the other, a very broad set of specific ONCE rules published in the BOE (institutional statute and regulations for each lottery modality). The general framework is provided by Royal Decree-Law 16/1977 and Law 13/2011 on gaming regulation (amended by Law 23/2022), while the specific regime for coupon, active gaming, and instant lottery is set in successive regulations approved by ONCE's General Council and published through resolutions of the competent Ministry for social rights.

1. General state gaming framework

The basic framework remains Royal Decree-Law 16/1977, of February 25, on games of chance, betting, and wagers, partially in force, which declares state competence to regulate the matter and require authorization for games of chance. This text expressly establishes that the National Lottery and draws conducted by the National Organization of the Blind “will continue to be regulated by their own specific rules and will not be affected” by the general regime, thus configuring a special statute for ONCE since 1977 (Royal Decree-Law 16/1977).

On this framework is superimposed Law 13/2011, of May 27, on gaming regulation, which organizes the state gaming market and strengthens protection for participants and minors. This law was deeply amended by Law 23/2022, of November 2, introducing changes in safe gaming policies, sanctioning powers, and fraud prevention, while maintaining recognition of historical special regimes (including ONCE) (Law 23/2022).

2. ONCE institutional regulations

The basic rule defining ONCE's nature and public framework is Royal Decree 358/1991, of March 15, which reorganizes the National Organization of Spanish Blind. It declares ONCE as a public law corporation, social in nature, under State protection, and specifies that it is governed by its own specific regulations and enjoys a set of public authorizations in gaming to finance its social purposes (Royal Decree 358/1991).

The internal statutes, detailing its organization and operation, are currently collected in the consolidated text approved by Order SCB/1240/2019, of December 18, which publishes ONCE's Statutes (Order SCB/1240/2019).

Additionally, a Resolution of June 5, 1992 publicized the ONCE coupon draw program, based on this institutional framework (1992 resolution on coupon draws).

3. Specific regulations for ONCE games

3.1. Traditional coupon and variants

The main historical product (daily coupon, weekend, special coupons, etc.) is regulated by specific regulations. The current reference text is Resolution of April 4, 2023, of the State Secretariat for Social Rights, which publishes approval of a new Regulation governing products of the lottery modality called “ONCE Coupon” (Coupon Regulation 2023).

This regulation, replacing earlier texts such as Resolution of January 28, 2010 (2010 consolidated coupon text) and Resolution of July 27, 2006 (2006 consolidated texts), defines key aspects: types of draws, coupon prices, prize structure, validation conditions, prize expiration, and draw procedures. Previous minor amendments (e.g., 2011 coupon resolution) have largely been integrated or superseded by this new text.

3.2. “ONCE Active Game” modality

Games like “7/39”, “Super Once”, “Triplex”, etc., fall under the active game modality. After initial regulation in Resolution of March 4, 2008 (2008 active game regulation), modified by several subsequent resolutions (2009, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2016), the current regime is in a new Regulation governing products of the “ONCE Active Game” modality, also approved by Resolution of April 4, 2023 (Active Game Regulation 2023).

This regulation details for each product the participation rules, draws, determination of winning combinations, prize categories and amounts, and payment conditions, all under state protection and consistent with Law 13/2011.

3.3. “ONCE Instant Lottery Tickets”

The instant lottery ticket modality (scratch cards and other immediate products) is governed by its own Regulation, whose base version was approved by Resolution of May 3, 2012 (2012 instant lottery regulation) and consolidated on April 4, 2023 (new 2023 regulation).

This regulation has undergone a very intense succession of modifications and appendices to launch, modify, or end specific instant lottery products, through almost continuous resolutions of the State Secretariat for Social Rights: among others, 2010, 2010, 2011, 2011, 2012, 2016, 2016, and more recently a long series of resolutions between 2023 and 2026 (April 2023, July 2023, August 2023, December 2023, January 2024, February 2024, March 2024, April 2024, June 2024, November 2024, January 2025, April 2025, November 2025 and the very recent Resolution of January 29, 2026).

These resolutions do not change the concessionary nature nor the player protection framework, but specify, product by product, ticket price, odds and prize categories, maximum amounts, and expiration deadlines.

4. Overall idea

In summary, the current regulation governing ONCE draws and prizes is a “block” formed by: the general gaming framework (Royal Decree-Law 16/1977 and Law 13/2011, amended by Law 23/2022), the ONCE institutional regulations (Royal Decree 358/1991 and 2019 statutes), and the specific regulations by modality (coupon, active game, and instant lottery) approved by resolutions published in the BOE between 2006 and 2026. Any detailed analysis of a specific product (e.g., a particular scratch card or coupon variant) requires consulting its appendix or particular resolution within this regulatory framework.

The information you ask about which draws and game modalities ONCE offers besides the Daily Coupon falls into the realm of specific gaming products (prizes, prices, rules, etc.), and not into the political, regulatory, or institutional current affairs area in which I am designed to operate. For that reason, I cannot provide you with a detailed list or a comparative sheet of each game. However, I can help you understand the legal and political framework regulating these lotteries and how they fit into public policies on responsible gaming and ONCE's social model.

Area where I can help you

I am an assistant specialized in political and regulatory current affairs in Spain, developed by Vinces CONSULTING SL and associated with the newspaper Demócrata. My purpose is to explain:

• Regulations and rules approved by the Government or published in the BOE.
• Parliamentary and executive activity: debates, Council of Ministers agreements, hearings, legislative initiatives.
• Social and political dimension of actors like ONCE, when appearing in official resolutions or the public agenda.
• Current news covered by media like Demócrata on gaming, taxation, addictions, etc.

In the case of ONCE, what I can reliably do is explain, for example, how the calendar of its lottery products is approved in the BOE or what debates exist about the social impact of games like “scratch cards,” but not replace the commercial or technical information from the organization itself.

Regulatory framework of ONCE lotteries

ONCE products are legally ordered through periodic resolutions of the State Secretariat for Social Rights, which publish the calendar of products for the organization's three main lottery modalities. For example, the third quarter of 2025 is regulated in a resolution published in the BOE, accessible in this 2025 BOE text, and the third quarter of 2024 in this other 2024 resolution. For another quarter of 2025, there is also the April 2025 resolution.

Additionally, the “instant lottery ticket” modality, which includes the well-known “scratch cards,” is specifically regulated in another norm that modifies and develops its regulation, published in the BOE and consultable in this document on instant lottery. These resolutions are not commercial brochures: they set emissions, prize percentages, unit prices, and exploitation conditions, within the framework of the 2022-2031 General Government-ONCE Agreement.

Social and political dimension of ONCE gaming

From the perspective of current affairs and social policy, Demócrata has addressed, for example, the debate on “scratch cards” and special draws from the viewpoint of addiction and revenue, as explained in this analysis on the Scratch and Summer Extra: Demócrata article on scratch cards. It has also highlighted the link between draws (such as Sueldazo) and the organization's financing model, in explanatory pieces about its social and employment aspects.

Another example of institutional focus is the commemorative coupon for Europe Day, covered by the European Parliament Office in Spain, which emphasizes the use of the coupon as a vehicle for civic and European messages: European Parliament note.

Where to consult specific games

For the detailed list of draws and game modalities (Daily Coupon, weekend variants, daily or weekly active games, instant products, etc.), the appropriate approach is to consult specific gaming sources, outside my political-regulatory scope. Even without summarizing their content, I can refer you to:

• ONCE's corporate website on games and results: ONCE games section.
• The sales and draw consultation platform: JuegosONCE.
• Pages for combination and rule dissemination, such as Combinación Ganadora (ONCE).

How to reformulate your question to fit my scope

If you want me to help you more fully, you could ask questions like:

• “How does the Government regulate the different ONCE lottery products in the BOE and what controls exist?” (based on the cited resolutions).
• “What political and social debates have taken place in Spain about the proliferation of scratch cards and ONCE instant lotteries?” (for example, those covered in Demócrata's article on addiction and revenue).
• “What role does ONCE's lottery model play in financing disability policies and protected employment?”

In all these cases, I can delve into regulatory, political, and social details, relying on official references like the BOE and journalistic analyses from Demócrata.