The National Lottery falls in Tenerife

Specifically, it was the third prize that went to 61716, which spread fortune across three islands: Gran Canaria –Tunte-, Lanzarote –Reef– and Tenerife –Cross port-. It is valued at 150,000 euros for the series.

It was also sold in the Alicante town of Almoradi, Albacete, Barcelonathe Cordoba town of Almedinilla, Valdemoro and Madrid, Navarrese –Valencia– and Derioin Biscay.

He big prize went to 43422, which is endowed with one and a half million euros in Teo –To Coruña-, Sant Hilari Sacalm –Girona-, Navafria –Segovia-, Baeza –Jaen-, Two sisters –Seville-, Villafranca del Cid – Castellon -, Huelva, Viveiro –lugo-, San Martin de Valdeiglesia –Madrid-, Abaran –Murcia– and El Vendrell –Tarragona-.

While the second prize, 31142, which is worth 300,000 euros for the series, was only sold in the Barcelona town of Sant Andreu de la Barca.

How do you play the National Lottery?

Initially you must choose the giveaway you want to participate in (there are always a minimum of 4 giveaways available for sale).

Then you must Choose the 5-digit number (tenth) with which you want to participate in that draw. If you wish, you can select the figures of this number or have the system do it automatically for you at random, putting asterisks in the figures that you do not want to select. You must also indicate the number of tenths you wish to acquire (between 1 and 10).

If you choose a specific number, please note that this number may not be available for sale because it has already been sold or because it is only sold through one of our Lottery Administrations.

The tickets generated are virtual (we will never send you your paper ticket, as these are sold exclusively at Lottery Administrations) but they participate in the draws under the same conditions as the paper tickets and with the same probabilities of winning prizes. The only difference is that if you have bought a paper ticket you must present it to be eligible to collect possible prizes, while in the case of online you will receive your prizes exactly the same as for the rest of the games without the need for you to present anything.

He price of each tenth depends on the draw in which you participate:

• If it is a Thursday draw, each tenth costs €3.

• If it is an ordinary Saturday draw, each tenth costs €6.

• If it is a special Saturday draw, each tenth costs €12 or €15.

• If it is an extraordinary draw, each tenth costs €20.

You will have a prize if your number (or any of its numbers) is chosen in the draw within the distribution of prizes that that draw has previously established: first prize, second prize, completion, approximation, refund…).