The Bonoloto draw on Thursday, 23rd July, has distributed a prize of 69,107.65 euros in the Las Huesas neighbourhood of Telde. The second-category ticket was validated at number 22, Africa Street.
Luck has smiled upon a resident of Telde. The Bonoloto draw held this Thursday, 23rd July 2026, has left a prize of 69,107.65 euros in the Las Huesas neighbourhood. The winning ticket, corresponding to the second category, was validated at the establishment located at number 22, Africa Street, according to information from Loterías y Apuestas del Estado.
The winner achieved five matches of the winning combination plus the complementary number. In total, only two tickets across Spain reached this level of matches. The other was validated at an establishment on Avenida del Cid, 70, in Burgos. Each of the two winners will receive the same amount.
The winning combination for draw 204 consisted of the numbers 15, 19, 30, 39, 44, and 45. The complementary number was 41, and the refund number was 7. The draw also produced a first-category ticket, with six matches, whose owner will receive 380,092.06 euros, although it has not been specified where it was validated.
Additionally, 60 players matched five numbers and each received a prize of 1,151.79 euros. The 3,537 winners of four numbers will collect 29.31 euros, while those with three matches will receive 4 euros. The Bonoloto received a total of 4,284,571 bets for this draw, with a revenue of 2,142,285.50 euros, of which 1,178,257.03 euros was allocated to prize payments.
For the residents of Telde, this prize represents a small economic boost in the area. The Las Huesas neighbourhood, where the ticket was sold, is one of the most populated areas of the municipality. The news has generated excitement among residents, who hope that luck will visit the town again.
The Bonoloto is held every day of the week. Each bet costs 0.50 euros, and the minimum ticket amount is 1 euro, allowing participation with two bets in a draw. There are also multiple bets, which allow marking more than six numbers per column to increase combinations.
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