Dream turns true: One Fuengirola resident nets €1m after night-time vision of ONCE jackpot

Dream turns true: One Fuengirola resident nets €1m after night-time vision of ONCE jackpot


Fuengirola resident walked into an ONCE booth last weekend with a dream in hand. He told the seller, José Manuel Campos, better known as Josele, that he had dreamt of landing a million euros on a Mega Millonario scratchcard. Then, he scratched it off in Plaza de la Hispanidad next to the fairground.

Josele, a ticket seller in the town who has been in business for five year, says the winner hugged her and continued to thank him in amazement.He told me he had dreamt it would be a million with an ONCE rasca“He couldn’t believe what happened,” explained the vendor. Both men were ecstatic, but the new millionaire was more than a little happier. Josele admitted that he was still struggling with the reality of his win. He is happy to have given a life-changing boost to someone who desperately needed it.

Local seller offers top Mega Millonario Prize on the spot

On the regular ONCE pitch near the fairground, fortune struck. The lucky buyer scratched off the card and became instantly a millionaire. Josele described the shared excitement, stressing that changing someone’s life is exactly why the sellers are there – to bring a bit of joy.

The ONCE Lottery helps fund support in Spain

The tickets are sold by street vendors and kiosks, where they are sold by authorised sellers, including many who are visually impaired. Money raised directly goes into programs that provide blind and disable people with jobs, training and support on a daily basis. The players scratch the card or wait until the draw is made. Any winnings are paid after the checks.

Fuengirola’s lucky streak has been going on for a while, and the million-euro win continues that trend with a fairytale twist. It all started as a dream.


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