The next BonoLoto draw is tonight at about 9:30 pm Madrid time: BonoLoto is drawn every day of the week. That is 8:30 pm in the UK and 3:30 pm US Eastern all year, 9:30 pm in Nigeria and 10:30 pm in South Africa while Spain is on winter time. For India, the Philippines and Australia the draw falls after midnight, early the next morning. A missed night costs you one draw, not a week.
What days is the BonoLoto draw?
BonoLoto is drawn seven days a week, Monday to Sunday, by Spain's state lottery operator, Loterías y Apuestas del Estado (SELAE). It has been daily since Sunday draws were added on 25 September 2022. Six numbers come from 1 to 49, then a Complementario is drawn from the 43 left and a Reintegro digit from 0 to 9 is printed on the ticket. The other SELAE games share the week: La Primitiva on Monday, Thursday and Saturday and El Gordo de la Primitiva on Sunday. Some guides still list BonoLoto as Monday to Saturday; that was true before September 2022.
What time is the BonoLoto draw in your country?
The draw is listed at 21:30 Madrid time. Spain changes its clocks on the last Sunday of March and October, which shifts the time in countries that do not move on the same day. In a draw ahead of midnight the day is the same; in the later columns it is the following day. These are the times in your country:
| Country | Spain on winter time (CET) | Spain on summer time (CEST) |
|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | 8:30 pm same day | 8:30 pm same day |
| Nigeria | 9:30 pm same day | 8:30 pm same day |
| South Africa | 10:30 pm same day | 9:30 pm same day |
| India | 2:00 am next day | 1:00 am next day |
| Philippines | 4:30 am next day | 3:30 am next day |
| Sydney and Melbourne | 7:30 am next day | 5:30 am next day |
| US Eastern | 3:30 pm same day | 3:30 pm same day |
Nigeria, South Africa, India and the Philippines do not change their clocks, so their time moves by an hour when Spain does. The UK moves on the same day as Spain, so it stays at 8:30 pm. Sydney and Melbourne change on other dates, and the United States changes on the second Sunday of March and the first Sunday of November, so for a week or two either side of Spain's change the gap is an hour different from the table. The Sydney and Melbourne column assumes daylight saving there matches the season. The Canary Islands are one hour behind Madrid.
When do BonoLoto tickets stop selling?
We could not confirm a single official cut-off, so this page does not quote one. Sellers set their own: one Spanish online seller stops taking bets at 8:30 pm Madrid time Monday to Friday and at 2:00 pm on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. The cut-off that counts is the one on the checkout page where you buy. If you order through a lottery courier, the ticket is bought in Spain and held in your account, so order earlier in the day rather than in the last hour before the draw.
Does BonoLoto skip public holidays?
We found no break in the schedule; a Spanish seller lists a separate, earlier cut-off for public holidays, which points to draws going ahead. Because each night is a separate draw, a changed time on a holiday would affect one night only. Check the operator's calendar before you buy for a holiday date.
What does BonoLoto pay?
A bet costs €0.50, with a minimum ticket of €1. The jackpot needs all six numbers at odds of 1 in 13,983,816 and has no cap: an unwon jackpot rolls over until someone matches it. The chance of winning something on a bet is about 1 in 10, mostly the Reintegro refund. The BonoLoto odds and prizes guide lists every prize category.
Where to find the BonoLoto results
The winning numbers, the Complementario and the Reintegro are posted after each draw on our BonoLoto results page. The game page, BonoLoto: rules and how to play, explains the format and Spain's tax rules.
Playing the next BonoLoto draw from abroad
You can buy a ticket through a licensed courier from many countries. Compare the schedule with the next EuroMillions draw and the next El Gordo draw, or check draw times for every major lottery if you plan a full week. Check what your own country does with foreign lottery winnings before you play, and set a budget first.
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Frequently asked questions
What days is the BonoLoto draw?
Every day, Monday to Sunday, at about 9:30 pm Madrid time. Sunday draws were added in September 2022.
What time is the BonoLoto draw in the UK?
About 8:30 pm, all year, for a 9:30 pm Madrid draw. Spain and the UK change their clocks on the same days.
What time is the BonoLoto draw in India?
About 2:00 am the next day while Spain is on winter time and 1:00 am while Spain is on summer time. India has no clock change.
What time is the BonoLoto draw in Nigeria and South Africa?
Nigeria is about 9:30 pm in Spain's winter and 8:30 pm in summer. South Africa is about 10:30 pm in winter and 9:30 pm in summer.
What time is the BonoLoto draw in the Philippines?
About 4:30 am the next day in Spain's winter and 3:30 am in summer.
What time is the BonoLoto draw in Australia?
About 7:30 am the next day in Sydney and Melbourne while Spain is on winter time and Sydney is on daylight saving, and about 5:30 am in Spain's summer.
When do BonoLoto ticket sales close?
The cut-off depends on where you buy, and we could not confirm an official time. Check the checkout page, and order earlier in the day through a courier.
Is BonoLoto drawn on Sundays?
Yes. Sunday draws began on 25 September 2022, so BonoLoto is now drawn seven days a week.
What are the odds of winning the BonoLoto jackpot?
1 in 13,983,816 for a single bet, and about 1 in 10 for any prize.