On February 28, the National Lottery draw was held at the State Lotteries and Betting Hall in Spain, a well-anticipated event that occurs every Saturday at 1:00 PM. This lottery is one of the most popular games in Spain and has a rich history dating back to the 19th century. The main prize offered in the draw was €600,000 per series, specifically €60,000 for the winning coupon, alongside various complementary prizes.

Additionally, this specific draw recognized the Spanish Federation of Rare Diseases (FEDER) in alignment with World Rare Disease Day. The initiative aims to improve the lives of families affected by these conditions and to advocate for their rights. By dedicating this draw to FEDER, the National Lottery seeks to raise awareness of rare diseases and support the ongoing efforts to enhance the visibility and rights of those impacted.

The draw is conducted within the framework of SELAE, which focuses on ensuring safe and responsible gaming. The National Lottery's integration of charitable causes highlights the importance of social responsibility in gaming and its potential to contribute positively to societal issues, further enhancing the engagement and participation of the public in such initiatives.