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July 1‑26 2026 International lottery draws – updates

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July 1‑25 1‑26 2026 International lottery draws – updates

Lottery activity remained intense continued at a high pace across Europe and Latin America through late the end of July 2026. In Germany, the Lotto 6aus49 jackpot hit a historic €101 million – the highest in its 70‑year history – and, under the new statutory cap, the awardable amount is limited to ceiling of €50 million. The record‑setting streak continued, with the jackpot still unclaimed after million for the 25 July draw, extending the run to 18 remaining unclaimed for a 18th consecutive draws without draw, while a winner. Eurojackpot’s 24 July draw separate Eurojackpot ticket sold in Berlin claimed a €120 million prize. Spain’s Eurojackpot produced a record €71.262 million first‑category win for a an ONCE‑sold ticket sold in Lleida, Spain, and a €53.581 million second‑tier Lleida; the vendor Sergio Martín Aznar highlighted the prize as the biggest in Badalona, both through ONCE vendors. Polish players collected four fourth‑tier prizes of 207 191.10 zł, the highest Eurojackpot organization’s history. The same draw also generated €9.36 million in Cuponazo payouts in the country for that draw. EuroMillions failed to hit Andalusia. In Poland, the top prize national Lotto jackpot of 15.324 million zł was won on 24 25 July, rolling ending a multi‑draw buildup; after a 10 % tax the €70 net prize is about 13.8 million pool up to an estimated €78 zł. France’s Loto held its scheduled €2 million for the 28 July draw. SuperEnalotto’s 23 July draw left the jackpot at €198.7 million; a further no‑win on 25 July lifted it July. Italy’s SuperEnalotto again failed to produce a six‑number winner, leaving the jackpot at €203.7 million for the 28 July draw, while draw and awarding a €208 k prize was paid for a five‑number match. In Italy, the regular Lotto and 10eLotto drew alongside SuperEnalotto, with the Lotto jackpot at €199.6 million. Spain’s La Primitiva announced its on 25 July numbers, and posted the national Bonoloto numbers 28‑37‑38‑40‑43‑48, with a Joker €1 million prize and Lotería Nacional continued their routine draws. the jackpot rolling over to an estimated €45 million. Brazil’s Caixa reported multiple roll‑overs: major draws on 24 July produced no jackpot winners, prompting roll‑overs; the following day (26 July) Mega‑Sena remained at 3036 awarded an estimated R$ 70 million, Lotofácil contests 3742‑3744 each offered R$ 2 R$70 million, Quina accumulated to R$ 15.5 7075 about R$22 million, and Timemania to R$ 5.2 million. Lotofácil 3745 R$5 million, among other draws. Paraguay’s Federal Lottery also produced recorded a no‑winner result on 22 July, extending its jackpot to the next draw. France’s Loto scheduled a €2 million jackpot for July. Colombia reported several draw results on 25 July, while Colombia’s Cafeterito including Super Astro Luna, La Caribeña Noche, Dorado Noche and Chontico Día daily draws announced their winning numbers. La Quinta, with applicable tax provisions on larger prizes.

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