Prize structure and entry
Spain's ONCE, the Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, runs the Cuponazo, which is drawn on Fridays at 21:25. Each coupon costs three euros and carries a five-figure number between 00000 and 99999 plus a series. Matching both the full number and the series wins the 6,000,000 euro top prize, which El País lists as a single prize. Matching the five figures without the series pays 40,000 euros on 134 tickets, according to El País, El Confidencial and the El Mundo prize list, while La Vanguardia gives 25,000 euros for the same tier.
Lower prize tiers
Tickets matching the first four digits or the last four digits win 500 euros, with 1,215 prizes for each end of the number. Three-digit matches pay 50 euros on 12,150 tickets at each end. Two-digit matches pay 6 euros on 121,500 tickets for the first two digits and 120,285 tickets for the last two. El País counts 1,202,850 tickets winning 3 euros for the first digit and 1,093,500 for the last digit, while La Vanguardia gives 1,215,000 tickets for the last-digit match.
Previous draw and results
The reports gathered were published before the 16 October result or do not carry it. The last Cuponazo, held on Friday, 9 October, produced winning number 78408 with series 086. Its reintegros were 7 as the first digit and 8 as the last digit. According to El Mundo, the Cuponazo's prize system debuted on 7 October 2022.
Other ONCE games the same day
The Cupón Diario for 16 October produced number 52532 with series 092. Matching the number wins 35,000 euros, and matching the series as well adds a 36,000 euro payment each year for 25 years. The ONCE Eurojackpot result was the numbers 12, 24, 25, 29 and 45, with suns 01 and 09. According to La Vanguardia, the Super ONCE draws 20 numbers out of 80 at 21:15, and players choose between 5 and 11 numbers.
Where to check results
According to El País, results appear on the JuegosONCE website and on its own site after the draw. laSexta notes that the official result lists are the ones published by ONCE and SELAE, and it accepts no responsibility for errors. El Confidencial ran a live page for the draw.