Bonoloto, Triplex and ONCE cupón results for 14 July 2026 announced; Euromillones draw awaited in Paris

Daily draws conclude for 14 July

Spain's national lottery operator SELAE released results for Bonoloto, Triplex and ONCE cupón on Tuesday 14 July 2026. The Bonoloto draw produced a specific combination, the Triplex ran at noon and nine in the evening, and the daily cupón awarded its main prize. Euromillones, the transnational draw held in Paris, remained pending at the time these results were published.

ONCE Triplex and cupón winning numbers

The ONCE Triplex morning session, held at 12:00, drew numbers 1, 2, 4. The evening draw at 21:00 produced 0, 3, 1. A player matching the exact three-digit sequence wins 150 euros. Matching all three digits in any order pays 10 euros. The first two or last two numbers in order return 2 euros, and the first or last digit alone returns 0.50 euro. The ONCE daily cupón number 66403 took the 35,000 euro top prize. Series 049 secured the Paga award of 36,000 euros per year for 25 years.

Euromillones draw schedule and participation

The Euromillones draw is scheduled for 21:30 hours in Paris, taking place each Tuesday and Friday. First launched on 13 February 2004 by lottery operators from Spain, France and the United Kingdom, it now spans nine European countries: Spain, France, the United Kingdom, Portugal, Ireland, Austria, Belgium, Switzerland and Luxembourg. In Spain, the minimum bet costs 2.50 euros. Players choose five numbers between 1 and 50 plus two star numbers from 1 to 12. Spanish participants also gain entry into the supplementary "El Millón" draw, which can award a million euros with a single code. Part of the ticket revenue funds social and cultural programmes, including education, health, sports, heritage conservation and community development.

Prize tiers and jackpot cap

Euromillones features 13 prize tiers, from matching just two numbers up to five numbers plus two stars for the jackpot. The prize pool distributes 50 percent of total sales. The system operates a jackpot cap that prevents unlimited accumulation.

If nobody wins the jackpot, it accumulates for the following draw. However, if the jackpot reaches 190,000,000 euros it stops accumulating and remains unchanged until a first-category prize is won, with the excess increasing the amount allocated for second-category prizes (5+1). Once a new cycle begins, the jackpot cap increases by 5,000,000.

Verifying results

Official winning numbers for all draws can be checked on the SELAE website. Spanish media outlets including ABC, El Confidencial, 20minutos and La Razón publish results shortly after each draw. ABC reminds players that only the state lottery operator's official list carries legal validity.