
If you have the feeling that this year luck will finally be on your side, you may be interested in knowing all the statistics of the Spanish Extraordinary Christmas Draw as well as some clues to choose correctly your lucky number, you have to keep readind this post about the most important draw of Loterías y Apuestas del Estado.
The Extraordinary Christmas Draw is, without any doubt, the most awaited draw of the year and the most traditional one in Spain. Every 22 December the children of Colegio San Idelfonso (San Idelfonso School) are in charge of singing the awarded numbers. Since 2010, due to the large number of people who come to watch the draw, this draw stopped being held in the Loterias y Apuestas del Estado hall of draws and it has been moved to other locations in Madrid with more seating capacity, such as the Palacio de Congresos (Congress Center) or the Teatro Real (Royal Theatre).
In this post we are going to give you information about all the awarded numbers, the main statistics of the Christmas Draw up until now, and all the information you need to know so that you can choose your winning number in the most special draw of the year. Let’s go!
All the winning numbers of the Spanish Christmas lottery
The winning numbers awarded with the first prize in the Christmas Draw since 1812 until 2024 are those shown in the following table:

As for the final number, number 5 is the luckiest ending number, because it has been the winning number 31 times. It is followed by numbers 4 and 6, which won 27 times in both cases. On the other hand, the least repeated ending numbers are 1, 2 and 9. The summary of the luckiest ending numbers is as follows:
Regarding the two-digit ending numbers, the most repeated endings have been:
As an interesting fact, it is worth noting that the last 2 numbers of the El Gordo have never ended in 09, 10, 21, 25, 31, 34, 41, 42, 43, 51, 54, 59, 67, 78 and 82.
Lastly, the most repeated three-digit ending numbers have been the following:
Also, as another interesting fact, El Gordo has ended 4 times in the three-digit ending numbers repeated, specifically in 444, 666, 888 and 999.
The answer is YES, but this fact has only occurred with 2 numbers:
According to what the statistics of the Christmas Draw show us and taking into account that 100,000 numbers are currently participating in the draw, the odds of repetition of the same number are very low, but of course it could happen again.
These are the cities where El Gordo has been awarded the most times:
On the other hand, MELILLA is the only city in Spain that has never been awarded this prize.
We are going to provide you with some clues to correctly choose your lucky numbers:
Do you already know which number you are going to choose? Now that you know the statistics of the Spanish Christmas lottery, look for your tenth-share ticket of El Gordo on our website and, good luck this 22nd of December!