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Lotteries in Spain, Mexico and Argentina Publish Results as Several Jackpots Stay Vacant

Confirmed draws this week set validated winning numbers and payouts, left major prizes to roll over, and flagged one Mexican reporting discrepancy that needs verification.

Overview

  • Spain's Euromillions draw on Tuesday 8 September produced 13, 17, 33, 35, 39 with stars 07 and 12 and El Millón code FVR40362, and two Spanish tickets matched the 5+1 second category, each winning €194,608.68.
  • The Eurojackpot result for 8 September was 14, 27, 34, 36, 47 with soles 3 and 4, with official ONCE guidance on payments and a 30‑day claim window for some paper cupones.
  • Mexico's Lotería Nacional Sorteo Mayor No. 4027 (8 September) lists multiple top prizes including several 80‑million‑peso winners in the official allocation, but at least one outlet gave a conflicting top‑prize label for number 46587 that should be checked against the Lotería Nacional list.
  • Argentina's Quini 6 draw 3407 on 9 September left the Tradicional, La Segunda and Revancha jackpots vacant while the Siempre Sale modality paid 16 winners roughly ARS 24.37 million each, and the next Quini draw will carry large accumulated pozos.
  • Local promotions and routine draws published claim rules and deadlines: Bonoloto and Euromillones prizes have standard three‑month windows and tax thresholds in Spain apply above €40,000, Lotería Nacional prizes expire after 60 days, and EL DÍA's Súper Cartonazo winner must present coupon and ID by the stated office deadline to claim ARS 6,000,000.