ONCE Daily Draw: Check Wednesday's Results

ONCE, the Spanish organisation dedicated to supporting blind and visually impaired people, held its daily lottery draw on Wednesday, 12 August 2026, with results made available for players to check.

The daily coupon, a ticket sold every day of the year, was tied to a special draw named 'Trío de Eclipses'. As with every ONCE draw, participants were able to verify whether their chosen numbers matched the winning combination announced on the day.

In addition to the standard daily coupon, ONCE also operates a separate game known as Super Once, which held its own draw on the same Wednesday. Results for both games were published so that ticket holders could check their numbers and find out whether they had won a prize.

The sale of daily lottery coupons is a central part of ONCE's funding model. Revenue generated through these games is used to support a wide range of services for blind and visually impaired people throughout Spain, including employment programmes, education initiatives and social integration projects.

A distinctive feature of the ONCE lottery is that tickets are typically sold by vendors who are themselves blind or visually impaired, many of whom work from fixed street stands across Spanish cities and towns. This model has made ONCE's coupon sellers a familiar and recognisable presence in daily Spanish life for decades.

Prize amounts vary depending on the specific game and the numbers drawn, ranging from modest sums to considerably larger amounts. Following each draw, ONCE releases the official winning numbers through its various communication channels, allowing coupon buyers across the country to quickly confirm their results.

Because the draws are held every single day, including the Trío de Eclipses and Super Once formats reported this Wednesday, the system offers a regular and predictable structure for participants, while continuously channelling funds toward the organisation's broader social mission.