The National Lottery changes this Saturday, September 5, 2026, its ordinary draw for the Extraordinary Draw of September, a call with prizes considerably higher than those of a usual Saturday.
The first prize is endowed with 1.5 million euros per series, which means 150,000 euros for each winning tenth.
Result of today:
First prize: pending draw
Second prize: pending
Third prize: pending
Refunds: pending
What time is the Extraordinary Draw of September
The draw takes place this Saturday at 1:00 PM.
SELAE includes September 5 as draw number 72 of its National Lottery calendar for 2026 and expressly names it the Extraordinary Draw of September.
Each ticket costs 150 euros and is divided into ten tenths of 15 euros.
The total issuance reaches 150 million euros.
Prizes of the Extraordinary Draw of September
The first prize distributes:
1,500,000 euros per series.
150,000 euros per tenth.
The second prize amounts to:
300,000 euros per series.
30,000 euros per tenth.
The third prize distributes:
150,000 euros per series.
15,000 euros per tenth.
Additionally, twelve extractions of five digits endowed with 75,000 euros per series, equivalent to 7,500 euros per tenth, are made.
There are also prizes for extractions of four, three, and two digits, approximations, hundreds, endings, and refunds.
Why today is not a normal National Lottery
The ordinary draws on Saturdays usually offer a first prize of 600,000 euros per series and tenths of 6 euros.
This Saturday is different.
The official calendar reserves September 5 for the extraordinary, with tenths of 15 euros and a first prize that rises to 1.5 million euros per series.
On Saturday, September 12, the ordinary format will return.
How to check the draw
Once the draw has taken place, not only the three major prizes must be reviewed.
Approximations, hundreds, endings of five, four, three, and two digits, and refunds can also win a prize.
This same information will be updated after the draw with the first, second, and third prizes and the rest of the extractions.
• Warning: The only valid official lists of results from the different draws are those published by the National Organization of Spanish Blind People (ONCE) and State Lotteries and Betting (SELAE).