A Euromillions ticket validated in Cas Català, in the municipality of Calvià, Mallorca, has won €1 million in the latest draw through the game's additional "El Millón" prize.

The winning ticket was registered during the Euromillions draw held on Tuesday, September 8, with the lucky code FVR40362.

The prize was confirmed by Spain's State Lotteries and Betting organisation and has made the Mallorca location one of the highlights of the latest draw.

Winning Ticket Sold in Cas Català

The €1 million-winning ticket was validated at Despacho Receptor No. 61,245, located at Paseo Illetas 26 B in Cas Català, Calvià.

The identity of the winner has not been made public, and there is currently no information indicating whether the ticket was purchased by a local resident, a visitor or another person passing through the area.

The prize corresponds specifically to "El Millón", the additional prize associated with Euromillions tickets in Spain.

Unlike the main Euromillions jackpot, the El Millón prize is awarded through a separate winning code.

The Numbers Drawn on September 8

The main Euromillions combination drawn on Tuesday was:

13, 17, 33, 35 and 39

The two Stars were:

7 and 12

No ticket anywhere in the participating countries matched all five numbers and both Stars.

As a result, the top Euromillions prize was not won in this draw and the jackpot rolled over to the next one.

Next Jackpot Rises to €111 Million

With no winner in the First Category, the jackpot will increase for the following draw.

A single ticket matching all five numbers and both Stars could win an estimated €111 million.

That makes the next Euromillions draw particularly significant, as attention turns to the possibility of another record-sized prize.

The €1 million won in Calvià is separate from this jackpot and has already been assigned through the El Millón draw.

Two More Spanish Tickets Win Major Prizes

Although there was no First Category winner, Spain recorded two Second Category tickets in the same draw.

Both tickets matched five main numbers and one of the two Stars.

One was validated at the No. 1 Lottery Administration in Carbajosa de la Sagrada, Salamanca, inside the Leclerc shopping centre.

The other was validated at Despacho Receptor No. 32,700 in Gran Alacant, Santa Pola, Alicante.

Both tickets therefore came one Star short of the maximum Euromillions combination.

More Than €44 Million Collected

The September 8 Euromillions draw generated total sales of €44,737,627.

The figure reflects the considerable scale of participation in one of Europe's biggest lottery games.

Despite the absence of a jackpot winner, the draw still produced several significant prizes in Spain, including the €1 million El Millón winner in Mallorca.

Calvià Joins the List of Major Lottery Locations

The win places Cas Català and the municipality of Calvià among the Spanish locations to have produced significant lottery prizes.

The area, on Mallorca's southwest coast, is well known for its proximity to Illetas and Palma and attracts both permanent residents and large numbers of visitors.

For the local lottery outlet, the €1 million prize represents a major moment, although the identity of the person holding the winning ticket remains unknown.

As with other major lottery prizes, the outcome may only become more widely known if the winner decides to come forward publicly.

What Happens Now for the Winner?

The holder of the winning El Millón ticket will need to claim the prize through the procedures established by Loterías y Apuestas del Estado.

The winning code is FVR40362, and the ticket was validated at the Cas Català outlet in Calvià.

Until the prize is claimed, the identity of the winner remains unknown.

The discovery that a €1 million ticket was sold locally may also encourage residents and visitors who purchased tickets in the area to check their receipts carefully.

A Lucky Night for Mallorca

The September 8 Euromillions draw has delivered a major prize to Mallorca, with a ticket from Cas Català securing €1 million through El Millón.

At the same time, the main jackpot continues to grow after no player managed to match the complete five-number and two-Star combination.

The next draw will therefore carry an estimated €111 million jackpot, while somewhere in Mallorca, one ticket holder now has a potentially life-changing €1 million prize waiting to be claimed.

For Cas Català, the winning ticket adds another remarkable lottery story to the island, and the biggest question now is simply who has the lucky ticket.