Bets made in Belo Horizonte, Jequitá and São João da Lagoa are among the 31 that reached the corner of contest 2717 of the Mega-Sena. The draw was held on Thursday night (25), at Espaço da Sorte, in São Paulo. The corner paid R$52,426.96 to anyone who matched five numbers with a single ticket, which costs R$5.
The main prize, of R$ 5,581,371.93, came from a bet made online in Campinas-SP. The tens drawn were 06 – 22 – 34 – 36 – 44 – 50.
See the award summary:
- 6 hits – 1 winning bet, R$ 5,581,371.93
- 5 hits – 31 winning bets, R$ 52,426.96
- 4 hits – 1,883 winning bets, R$ 1,233.01
Chances
For those who bet on a single ticket (which costs R$5), the probability of getting all six numbers right is one in 50 million. For those who complete the 20 tens game, which costs almost R$194,000, the chance increases considerably: one in 1,292.
How to play
The minimum Mega-Sena bet costs R$5 and can be placed at lotteries across Brazil or online, until 7pm. Just choose six numbers from 1 to 60. The prize goes to the player who matches the six numbers drawn. It is also possible to win prizes by matching four or five numbers.
Bolão
According to Caixa Econômica Federal, the jackpot is a modality that makes it possible to place bets in groups. And to play, just fill in the appropriate field on the steering wheel or ask the lottery attendant. Thus, each person receives a ticket with their share of the pool and can withdraw the prize individually.
Players can also buy shares in prize pools organized by lottery houses. In this case, an additional service fee of up to 35% of the quota value may be charged. In Mega-Sena, prize pools have a minimum price of R$15. However, each share cannot be less than R$6.
It is possible to create a pool of at least 2 and a maximum of 100 shares. A maximum of 10 bets per pool are permitted.
How to play online?
Anyone over 18 years of age can bet through Caixa Econômica Federal’s electronic channels. The minimum bet is R$30 and the maximum is R$500. The bet can be paid with Pix, credit and debit cards.
