ONE Daily Coupon: Results | ONCE daily coupon leaves €500,000 prize this Wednesday: check numbers and combinations

It is worth remembering that the ONCE daily coupon offers, among other things, a prize of €500,000 per number plus series and 49 prizes of €35,000 per five-digit winning number.

Here are the winning numbers for this Wednesday’s ONCE Daily Coupon drawing:

-19685

– Returns: 1 and 5

– Row: 036

Prize table

1 prize of 500,000 euros for 5 figures and series.

49 five-figure prizes of 35,000 euros.

450 prizes of 250 euros for the first 4 figures.

450 prizes of 250 euros for the last 4 figures.

4500 prizes of 25 euros for the first three figures.

4500 prizes of 25 euros for the last 3 digits.

45,000 €6 prizes for the first two figures.

44,550 prizes of 6 euros for the last 2 figures.

445,500 prizes of 2 euros for the first figure.

405,000 prizes at 2 euros for the last digit.

Two or more prizes cannot be combined into one coupon.

Daily Coupon’s history dates back to the 1930s, when ONCE began selling lottery tickets to fund its operations. The first drawing was held in 1938 and was a drawing of 10 peseta notes.

In 1984, ONCE launched daily couponing as we know it today, which involves selling five-digit coupons and distributing prizes based on the winning number. This lottery has become one of the most popular in Spain.

He wins the new Eurodreams draw and is declared dead

The new EuroDreams lottery competition has won the first draw in Spain. In particular, an Asturian who earned a total of 2,000 euros per month for five years. But the news of his luck was darkened for a few moments when it turned out that the lucky winner, a native of Villaviciosa, died before he could receive the prize.

“I’m alive,” said the man, who wished to remain anonymous, as he did a few days ago when he won the prize. He validated his ticket at ticket office number 35,355 in Lastres (Colunga) and won a single prize of €120,000. This is 2000 euros per month for five years.

The man does not understand how he could be considered dead without checking. “Please remove them,” he said in connection with information published on this matter. No one explained anything to him or apologized.

The winner wants to sue the lottery for ruining her life

Jane Park won the EuroMillions when she was 17 years old. Now, four years later, he has admitted that what he thought would improve his life had done the exact opposite. In fact, he wants to sue the lottery for “ruining” his life.

The young woman was lucky because she won a prize with the first ticket she purchased. The figure with which it was obtained was exactly 1,175,000 euros. According to him in an interview with the Mirror newspaper, the award deprived him of his sanity, and he squandered the money on designer clothes, cars and cosmetic surgeries.

He now admits he would prefer not to win the EuroMillions because his life would be “simpler”. According to him, despite the fact that he has a lot of money, his life is “empty”, and it is very difficult for him to find a partner who is not only interested in his money.

They always played the same numbers and lost the only day they didn’t bet.

The story of Rachel Kennedy and Liam McCrohan is a story of bad luck. A couple from England came very close to winning €182 million. Young students always participated in the EuroMillions drawing and, in addition, always bet on the same numbers. They didn’t fail a single day, and moreover, they had a platform that they could use to automatically buy tickets every week.

However, one Friday they did not do so because their bank account ran out of funds. “We didn’t think they were going to come clean,” they told British media outlet The Sun.

They were wrong. When they checked the app, they received a notification with the numbers they had always played with that were set. And they saw that they were the ones who took the biggest prize. Thus, they lost the opportunity to win 182 million euros, which was the exact amount of the jackpot.