Jackpot Grows to 26 Million After Another Friday Without a Main Winner

EuroMillions: The Jackpot Grows to 26 Million After Another Friday Without a Main Winner

Luck eludes the first prize, but 'El Millón' smiles on Alicante

The EuroMillions draw last Friday, March 13, 2026, has left a bittersweet taste for lottery fans. One more Friday, the **first category**, that long-awaited combination of 5 numbers and 2 stars, did not find any lucky ones. This means that the jackpot continues to grow, accumulating a not inconsiderable sum of **26 million euros** for the next occasion. An amount that, if hit by a single winner, could change a person's life, whether in Spain or in any of the countries participating in this popular European game.

Although the main luck has not smiled on anyone, the lottery always holds surprises. On this occasion, two tickets managed to match the **second category** (5 numbers and 1 star). Each of them will pocket the considerable sum of **415,147.60 euros**. However, none of these lucky people were in Spanish territory, which adds a touch of mystery to the distribution of the fortune.

But the news that has made Spain vibrate is the draw for **'El Millón'**. A single ticket, validated at Receiving Office No. 3,735 of **ASPE, in the province of Alicante**, has been the lucky holder. The winning code, **ZMF05894**, has turned an Alicante citizen into a millionaire, showing that fortune, although elusive in the big pot, has decided to make a stop in our geography.

The winning combination of this draw was the following: **26 – 17 – 48 – 41 – 13**. The stars that accompanied these numbers were **10 and 04**.

Below, we detail the distribution of prizes by category:

* **1st CATEGORY (5 + 2):** 0 correct. **EUROBOAT**
* **2ND CATEGORY (5 + 1):** 2 correct answers. Each one receives **€415,147.60**.
* **3RD CATEGORY (5 + 0):** 5 correct answers. Each one receives **€38,810.73**.
* **4TH CATEGORY (4 + 2):** 54 correct answers. Each one receives **€1,119.31**.
* **5TH CATEGORY (4 + 1):** 867 correct answers. Each one receives **€128.42**.
* **6TH CATEGORY (3 + 2):** 1,980 correct answers. Each one receives **€59.45**.
* **7TH CATEGORY (4 + 0):** 2,202 correct answers. Each one receives **€37.56**.
* **8TH CATEGORY (2 + 2):** 27,769 correct answers. Each one receives **€14.89**.
* **9TH CATEGORY (3 + 1):** 39,875 correct answers. Each one receives **€11.57**.
* **10TH CATEGORY (3 + 0):** 97,919 correct answers. Each one receives **€8.77**.
* **11TH CATEGORY (1 + 2):** 142,691 correct answers. Each one receives **€7.29**.
* **12TH CATEGORY (2 + 1):** 569,073 correct answers. Each one receives **€5.76**.
* **13TH CATEGORY (2 + 0):** 1,399,692 correct answers. Each one receives **€3.77**.

This draw highlights the constant excitement surrounding the EuroMillions. The possibility of a grand prize keeps the hope of thousands of people alive, while smaller prizes offer small joys spread among a large number of participants. Luck is capricious, and while some dream of the million-dollar jackpot, others celebrate small victories that brighten the day.

The expectation now focuses on the next draw. Will next Friday be the day when one lucky person wins **26 million euros**? Only time and a good dose of luck will tell. Meanwhile, the excitement remains intact for many Spaniards who participate week after week, dreaming of that ticket that will change their lives.

The province of Alicante dresses up to be the protagonist of 'El Millón'. This type of news always generates a great stir in lucky localities, and it is no wonder. A prize of this magnitude can have a significant impact on the local economy and, of course, the life of the winner.

EuroMillions, with its transnational format, remains one of the most popular games of chance in Europe. The possibility of winning astronomical sums attracts players from various countries, creating a community of dreamers united by hope.

The distribution of prizes, as can be seen, is very broad. From the multimillion-dollar prizes of the first category to the small bonuses of the latter, EuroMillions ensures that there are winners in almost every draw. This maintains the interest and active participation of a diverse audience.

This Friday's **winning combination** was: **26, 17, 48, 41, 13**. The **stars**: **10 and 04**. And the winning code for **'El Millón'**: **ZMF05894**. These numbers will be etched in the fans' memories, especially for the Aspe winner.

The absence of first-class winners is a common phenomenon in EuroMillions, which contributes to the accumulation of increasingly attractive jackpots. This mechanic is a fundamental part of the success of the game, since it generates greater expectation and participation in subsequent draws.

The **second category**, although it does not award the main jackpot, does represent a very juicy prize. The **415,147.60 euros** for each of the two winners is a sum that will undoubtedly change their lives.

The **Receiving Office No. 3,735 of ASPE (Alicante)** thus joins the list of places that have been lucky in 'El Millón'. These points of sale become places of pilgrimage for fans, who hope that fortune will smile upon them again.

The world of the lottery is fascinating, full of stories of dreams fulfilled and hopes renewed. Each draw is a new opportunity, a new chapter in the lottery of life.

Frequently Asked Questions about EuroMillions

When is the EuroMillions draw held?

EuroMillions draws are held twice a week: on Tuesdays and Fridays.

How much is the minimum guaranteed jackpot in EuroMillions?

The minimum guaranteed jackpot in EuroMillions is 17 million euros.

What does it mean that there are no first-class guessers?

It means that no one has guessed the complete combination of 5 numbers and 2 stars. The prize is accumulated for the next drawing, increasing the jackpot.

Where has the winning 'El Millón' ticket been validated in this draw?

The winning 'El Millón' ticket has been validated in the Receiving Office No. 3,735 of ASPE, in Alicante.

How many prize categories are there in EuroMillions?

There are 13 prize categories in EuroMillions, from the first (5 numbers + 2 stars) to the thirteenth (2 numbers + 0 stars).

What is the probability of winning the EuroMillions jackpot?

The probability of getting the first category (5 + 2) correct is 1 in 139,838,160.

What prizes are awarded in the second EuroMillions category?

In the second category (5 numbers + 1 star), the winners receive a prize that depends on the number of winners and the accumulated jackpot.

How does 'El Millón' work?

'El Millón' is an additional draw for EuroMillions players in Spain. Each EuroMillions bet generates a unique code for this draw, and one of these codes is awarded 1 million euros.

What to do if you win a EuroMillions prize?

If you win a prize, you must go to an official point of sale or an authorized bank to collect it, presenting your winning ticket and your identification document.

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