The National lottery disclosed the winning combination of your draw for this Thursday, April 25.
Remember that all winning tickets have a Date of Expiry, which is indicated on the back. In the case of the National Lottery, you only have three months counted from the next day after the draw to collect it.
This period can be extended only if the last of the period is a holiday. After this period the right to receive the prize will be lost and said amount would remain for the benefit of the Public Treasury.
Make sure that the ticket does not deteriorate, since it is the only valid instrument to request payment. If the ticket were to be damagedState Lotteries and Betting must be requested to verify if it matches the winning number and give authorization to collect it.
Date: April 25.
Jackpot: 27292.
Second place: 50020.
Refund: 2 3 9.
National Lottery draws take place twice a week: every Thursday at 9:00 p.m. and saturdays between 1:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m.
It is important to mention that, throughout the year, there are special giveaways that replace the ordinary Saturdays and are celebrated that same day, for example, the “Sorteo del Niño” is always celebrated on January 6 and the “Christmas Sweepstakes” on December 22.
To participate in the draw and win millions in prizes, you must first choose your lucky number from the National Lottery, which is defined with five digits from 1 to 9.
There are two options to get your lottery number: select the numbers one by one or have the system do it automatically for you at random. If you choose a specific number, keep in mind that it may not be available because it has already been sold.
The jackpot is won by whoever matches all five numbers of the day’s result, the same goes for second place. However, the National Lottery awards prizes from two correct answers. Not to mention the cashout, which includes the last figure of your winning combination.
The cost of the National Lottery depends on the type of draw: if it is the ordinary one on Thursday, it costs 3 euros; if it is the regular Saturday, it is 6 euros; for the Saturday special, it can be 12 or 15 euros; while the extraordinary one costs 20 euros.
Lottery and State bets is a State Company that is attached to the Ministry of Finance and Public Administrations and compiles almost a dozen raffles, including La Primitiva, BonoLoto, El Gordo de la Primitiva, La Quiniela, Lototurf, Quinigol, la Quíntuple Plus, the National Lottery and the EuroMillions.
In 2022 alone, State Lotteries and Betting exceeded 9,687 million euros in sales, awarded 6,148 million euros in prizes, while 3,486 million euros were collected by the public treasury.
The profits of this public company have allocated 25.5 million euros to social purposes, adding 1,072,748 beneficiaries, while its suppliers have taken 229 million euros, while employing 516 people.
The origin of this State company dates back more than 200 years, in 1763, when the then King Calos III established the so-called “Royal Lottery”, whose profits were destined to benefit hospitals, hospices and other public works.
The first draw that was held was similar to La Primitiva, half a century later the National Lottery began to be played.
It was then that the name was changed from Lotería Real to Lotería Primitiva Nacional, a few decades later, close to celebrating its first century of creation, it was renamed the National Lottery.
During the 20th century it began to take a form more similar to what is known today. The Red Cross draw, La Quiniela, La Primitiva, El BonoLoto and El Gordo were added.
The novelties would continue in the 21st century, with the arrival of new draws such as Euromillones, Lototurf, Quintuple Plus and El Quinigol.
Then came December 3, 2010, when a decree created the public business entity Loterías y Apuestas del Estado as we know it today.
