A winner takes more than 134,000 euros with La Bonoloto this Wednesday, December 8

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The car of your dreams, a house with sea views, a paradisiacal trip or a luxury bag are just some of the things that you can acquire if you get La Bonoloto. A bet is capable of changing your life and making you a millionaire overnight. You just need luck to be on your side to win a prize for your pocket.

This is what has happened to a 2nd Category player (5 Hits + C) this Wednesday, who has won 134,016.44 euros. The successful ticket has been validated at the Receiver Office No. 67,860 in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, located at Avenida Venezuela, 47 (left).

This has been the lucky combination in the draw for La Bonoloto this Wednesday, December 8:

14, 16, 38, 40, 41, 43

Complementary: 02

Refund: 7

Check here the winning combination and the winning numbers

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How much money does the Treasury keep from the Christmas Lottery?

There is a winner of the Christmas Lottery who always, year after year, always wins with the El Gordo draw: Hacienda. Many of the grand prizes must be taxed, although this year there is still an exempt amount, which in 2021 is the same as in 2020: 40,000 euros. That is to say, touch the prize that touches, the first forty thousand euros should not be taxed, although the rest should.

Thus, the fourth (20,000 euros per tenth) and fifth prizes (6,000) should not be taxed to the Treasury, since the amount is less than required, as long as we are talking about a number of tenths or ballots that does not exceed that figure set in the State's general budgets.

However, the rest of the jackpots in the Christmas Lottery draw must go through the cashier, since the first prize is 400,000 euros per tenth, the second is 125,000 euros and the third, 50,000 euros per tenth. In this way, from the Gestha union they reiterate year after year that those 40,000 must be subtracted from the prize and 20% in taxes must be paid to the Treasury from the remainder.

The prize of 2,000 euros of the Christmas Lottery that almost nobody wants to be touched

El Gordo of the Christmas Lottery supposes a prize of 400,000 euros per tenth and supposes a direct but also indirect reward, since several numbers obtain a minor compensation derived from the first prize. For many it is the prize that they would never have wanted to receive, the consolation prize, the prize of 'what bad luck, for a single number...', but for everyone it becomes a good pinch that, in addition, does not have to be declared to Tax authorities.

These prizes are not chosen directly by the children of San Ildefonso in the draw and are the numbers before or after the Gordo or the second and third prize, as well as the hundreds that coincide with the Gordo or the last figures of each of the three important prizes. Its amount ranges from 20,000 to 200 euros and this is the complete list of minor prizes:

Numbers before and after the 1st prize: two prizes of 20,000 euros

Numbers before and after the 2nd prize: two prizes of 12,500 euros

Numbers before and after the 3rd prize: two prizes of 9,600 euros

Hundreds of 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes: 297 prizes of 1,000 euros

Hundreds of the 4th prize: 198 prizes of 1,000 euros

With the last two figures of the 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes: 297 prizes of 1,000 euros

Reimbursement: 9,999 prizes of 200 euros

The prizes of the stone

The pedrea is the bulk of the prizes awarded in the Christmas Lottery. They are 1,000 euros per series, that is, 100 euros per tenth. Therefore, each number of the pedrea is graced with 5 euros per euro played. This is how the prizes of the pedrea remain (those of 1,000 euros that the children of San Ildefonso sing) depending on whether a tenth, a participation or a ballot is played:

-100 euros if you play a tenth of 20 euros.

- 25 euros if you play shares of 5 euros

- 20 euros if you play 4 euros

-15 euros if you play 3

- 12 euros in ballots of 2.40

- 11 euros with a participation of 2.20 euros

- 7.5 euros of prize if the participation of the ballot is 1.5 euros.

The magic numbers that have twice won the Jackpot in the Christmas Lottery

The Christmas Lottery has held 210 draws to date. 210 draws that give for many emotions, anecdotes and statistics. What is the ending that touches the most? And the least? Everyone dreams of winning the traditional Gordo or at least another good prize to cheer up Christmas.

Among the curious data -and as information for those who are still looking for their tenth- of the 210 draws held to date, the first prize has corresponded on 64 occasions to a number between zero and 10,000; on 74 occasions to a number between 10,001 and 30,000; and on another 73 occasions to a number between 30,001 and 99,999.

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In these more than 200 years there have been anecdotes about its history, such as, for example, that in 1837 there were two first prizes of the same amount, or that in 1938 two draws were held on December 22, one in Barcelona and the other in Burgos.

The number 15640 was repeated in the draws of the years 1956 and 1978, while the number 20297 did so in 1903 and 2006, pure magic.

Correlative numbers such as 13093 and 13094, and 53452 and 53453 have also been awarded, and on four occasions 'El Gordo' has corresponded to numbers ending in three equal figures (25444, 25888, 35999 and 55666).

The Cursed Endings of the Christmas Lottery

All the numbers are in the Christmas Lottery draw drum and all have the same chance of winning. At least, according to the laws of probability -the mathematical calculation that evaluates the possibilities that exist of something happening when chance intervenes-.

The reality says otherwise. There are numbers that have come out many times - 5 is the most repeated withdrawal of El Gordo from the Christmas Lottery Draw, with 32 occasions in all of history - and some that have never been hit. Quite a plot weapon for the superstitious.

According to data provided by the State Lotteries and State Bets, El Gordo of the Christmas Lottery has never ended on 09, 10, 21, 25, 31, 34, 41, 42, 43, 51, 54, 59, 67, 78 and 82. A reason to avoid her presence in our tenth or to look for her and defy the curse.

Award Winning Stories

The new life of the winners of a raffle

Winning the prize is not fiction, just a matter of luck. In fact, Spain and France are the countries where the first category prize has been won the most times: up to 95 times. To date, the largest EuroMillions prize distributed in the country was given on October 6, 2017; a winner from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria won 190 million euros. Just a few months ago in Spain another of those great prizes played: 144 million euros, which went to the Valladolid town of Mayorga on July 7.

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Young millionaire: "I've been without sex for a year"

Sometimes prizes don't bring good luck. "I haven't had sex for almost a year. I've had to go running in flip flops to remember what it sounds like." Jane Park is living proof that money doesn't always bring happiness; especially if it comes to you before you're ready to handle it. This young woman from Edinburgh became in 2013 the youngest person in the United Kingdom to win the EuroMillions, pocketing one million pounds - about 1.16 million euros at current exchange rates - at the age of 17.

The consequences of this apparent stroke of luck were predictable for a person of her age and her immaturity. They began with an uninterrupted succession of celebrations that turned his nights into a perpetual party with interested and flattering friends, and his days into painful hangovers that he mitigated in the most luxurious stores by buying items he didn't need and which he showed off by accumulating 'likes' on his social profiles. The result was a feeling of unsatisfied emptiness that ultimately sank her self-esteem into depression.

The story of the millionaire who did not stop working

This is one of those incredible stories that the EuroMillions draw produces. It is the story of Steve Thomson, a bricklayer who won no less than 105 million pounds (122 million euros) on November 19, 2019. Steve was slow to communicate that he was the winner. Those responsible for the United Kingdom Lotteries had to ask that all those who played Euromillions that day check their tickets, in case the lucky person was a person who was not aware of the amount of money that awaited him.

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After claiming the prize, Steve threw a big party for his friends where he promised to share his prize with them. "I will share my millions with you," he told them. But Steve did not intend to travel far or escape. He promised his clients to complete all pending work from him.

luck and health

Last Tuesday, November 12, was also an unforgettable day for Lynne Price. This 55-year-old UK resident found out that she had won the Million Dollar prize in the EuroMillions draw just 10 minutes after doctors told her that she had beaten her breast cancer.

"I had just read the letter telling me that she had overcome cancer when my husband David came home and told me that we had won the lottery," she told 'The Telegraph'.

Double luck, which breaks the cliché that fortune in the Lottery is not usually accompanied by health.

A group of 15 friends win 144 million Euromillions

They put 15 euros each and Ángel stamped the ticket with his birthday and other random numbers. Raquel is the youngest of the group and she works as a waitress, she confesses that the money will come in handy. Euromillions is going to change forever the lives of 15 lifelong friends from the Valladolid town of Mayorga, by becoming the only first category winners (5 + 2) of the draw corresponding to Tuesday, July 7, no less than 144 millions of euros. This town of just over 1,500 inhabitants located in the province of Valladolid, but adjacent to those of León, Palencia and Zamora, has become the epicenter of one of the largest jackpots ever distributed by the Euromillions draw, and which will allow to its graceful ones to live without pecuniary concerns the rest of their lives.

He dies 8 years after winning the Euromillions: this is how he spent his fortune

Euromillions and other lotteries are the source of great stories. The stories of its winners. People for whom an award changed their lives. Like Colin Weir. This Briton was the personification of the wishes of many, he broke a record by winning a EuroMillions prize of 185 million euros eight years ago. He passed away at the end of 2019, at the age of 71, and now his will has come to light, revealing that he spent half of his fortune before he died.

The award, however, did not bring him lasting happiness: He suffered from years of poor health and he and his wife, Christine, divorced last year after 38 years of marriage. However, of the more than 92 million that corresponded to him, Colin spent more than 46.

The lucky winner was not deprived of anything, according to the Daily Maily newspaper. He bought four cars (two Mercedes, a Jaguar and a Bentley), three thoroughbreds, a majority of the shares in his favorite football club, Partick Thistle FC and a generous donation to the Scottish Nationalist Party, a €4 million mansion or a house in Mallorca. Another part went to an investment fund.

A winner in the spotlight

The winners of big Euromillions prizes usually remain anonymous. They enjoy their fortune away from the cameras. One of the few identified cases is that of Francisco Manuel Delgado Rodríguez, who won 121 million euros eight years ago in the raffle and a few days later closed the bakery where he worked in Pilas (Seville) and concentrated on traveling and investing his fortune, which he has not squandered after baking it over a slow fire.