The first prize, number 06703 (€200,000 per ticket), was sold across 11 Catalan municipalities, including Terrassa, Mataró, and Barcelona, but none in the Girona province. The second prize (45875), valued at €75,000 per ticket, also missed the region, being sold partially in Barcelona.
Due to the absence of major prizes, local administrations in Girona only distributed money through number endings. L'Anxova Milionària, located in L'Escala, confirmed it would distribute around €700,000, considering this one of its best results in recent years despite not selling any of the top three prizes.
“"it is obviously impossible to surpass the first prize of El Niño, an experience we lived three years ago and which was absolute madness. It was an extraordinary event that has allowed us to gain even more recognition than we had in recent years. We are happy with how things went this time because, despite not having sold any of the three most important numbers, this is one of the El Niño draws where we have distributed the most thanks to the endings and minor prizes, because we have many different tickets with hundreds matching the most outstanding prizes."
This administration, established in 1986, was previously highlighted on January 6, 2023, when it distributed 80 million euros with the first prize (number 89.603). More recently, at the end of 2024, L'Anxova Milionària became the first lottery administration in all of Spain to sell Christmas lottery tickets using cryptocurrencies.
Regarding general spending data, Catalonia spent 92.691 million euros on this edition of the Three Kings raffle, representing a 0.69% decrease compared to the previous year. The expenditure per inhabitant stood at 11.41 euros.
