EuroMillions: Spanish Ticket Wins €141.9 Million
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One ticket validated in Valencia, Spain, won €141,899,445 in the EuroMillions draw on Tuesday, 10 November 2026. Spain's official operator, Loterías y Apuestas del Estado, confirms there was just one jackpot-winning entry across the participating countries.
The winning numbers were 15, 18, 31, 37 and 41, with Lucky Stars 1 and 5. The ticket was validated at lottery outlet 105, on the sixth floor of El Corte Inglés at Pintor Sorolla 26 in Valencia. The bulletin identifies the selling location, not the winner's identity or plans.
Why the final prize exceeds €141 million
The draw was advertised with a €141 million jackpot. The operator's final prize breakdown records €141,899,445 for the single first-category winner. The difference between the advertised figure and the final award is €899,445.
These are two stages of the same draw, not separate prizes to add together. The official breakdown is the figure to use when reporting the result; the advertised jackpot describes what was promoted before it.
Two stars separate the top categories
The jackpot requires all five main numbers and both Lucky Stars. Two entries matched the five numbers and one star, each winning €369,732.75 in the second category. Matching the main numbers alone therefore does not mean winning or sharing the jackpot.
Spain's separate El Millón prize went to a ticket validated in Llodio, Álava. That location should not be confused with Valencia, where the EuroMillions jackpot ticket was sold.
Our earlier EuroMillions Superdraw story explains the context of a previous special draw. It is separate from this November result.
What it means for players
Check the date, five numbers and both stars before comparing prizes. The operator announced a €17 million guaranteed fund for the next draw. The €141,899,445 figure is the completed draw's award, not a jackpot still available to win.