Key news: At the Euromillonesdraw on Tuesday, 11 August 2026, the Spanish supplementary prize “El Millón” went to code FFS91215. Loterías y Apuestas del Estado confirms a prize of one million euros on a ticket registered in Spain. According to the organiser, the winning numbers were 48, 17, 11, 3 and 46; the Lucky Stars were 2 and 1.
Local attribution: Regional media attribute validation of the winning ticket to Madrid of the Administración nº 336 a sales outlet on the street General Millán Astray, 19 in the district of Latina. The organiser does not usually publish such address details; Loterías y Apuestas del Estado identifies the winner in its official results system solely by the corresponding code. Naming the specific sales outlet is therefore a media report, separate from the official announcement of the code. Among the reports that give the address is 20minutos.
Further results and context: No winners were recorded in the first category (five numbers plus two stars) in the same draw. The amount not paid out in this prize category rolls over to the next Eurojackpot draw. According to the organiser, a single winner in the first category at the next draw could win around 28 million euros; this is a forecast that depends on participation. Media reports put the draw’s proceeds at 34.528.386,20 euros.
Context: “El Millón” is a nationwide Spanish supplementary lottery for the Euromillones game. A code is issued for each draw, generated exclusively for entries bought in Spain; it carries a guaranteed prize of one million euros. Winners’ personal details are not published for data protection reasons. Winners usually have to come forward with a valid ticket at authorised outlets within the legally stipulated period.
Distinguishing facts from claims: The draw details, winning numbers, stars and code allocation FFS91215 are confirmed by Loterías y Apuestas del Estado. Regional media report that the ticket was validated at Administración nº 336 at General Millán Astray, 19 in Madrid. The expected prize amount for the next draw is the organiser’s own forecast and may change.
Editor: Mira Cadena (Article created with AI assistance).