You are entitled to a part of the prize if you return a winning tenth in the Christmas Lottery.

The countdown for the Extraordinary Draw begins for the Christmas Lottery. The children of San Ildefonso sing all the prizes from the most famous Spanish lottery. The Christmas Lottery draws are held at Teatro Real, Madrid.

Many Spaniards could win the Christmas Lottery every day for the next five hours, thanks to this popular draw. This draw is well-known for its large distribution of prizes and the kickoff to Christmas holidays. All players want the Gordo prize, which is worth 400,000 euros per winning ticket.

Although it is rare, what happens to people who discover a winning Christmas Lottery lottery ticket? If you do find a ticket that has a prize, you will know someone who will tell you to keep it. If the prize is a prize, more than one person would take the tenth. But what happens if someone finds a ticket that you want to keep? This is a criminal act.

If you discover a tenth of the money that you do not own, it is a good idea to call the Police. You could be charged with a crime, which is included in the Penal Code, and have to pay back the money. It is possible for authorities to discover that you don't own the ticket. But there is a way. The tenths cannot be bought in the name or on behalf of any person, but they do become the property of the person who purchased them.

This was reflected in several rulings in which lottery winners were ordered to return the winning ticket and pay legal fees to the ticket's legitimate owner. You will be paid a pinch if you are honest enough to return the tenth winning ticket. You are entitled to 10% compensation if you act in accordance with the law.

It is a good idea to take a photo of the tenth that you have won in the Christmas Lottery. This will allow you to record the number and series, as well as the date, which will prove that it is yours. The number of your National Identity Document (DNI), can be written on the back of the ticket. This will allow you to verify the identity of the owner.

If you lose a ticket, it's best to contact the National Police or Civil Guard immediately and file a complaint. This will stop the payment if it's attempted to be collected.