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Mega-Sena draws R$85 million prize this Sunday; see drawn numbersPhoto by 139904 on Pexels
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Mega-Sena draws R$85 million prize this Sunday; see drawn numbers

oglobo13 September 2026 at 15:01

Caixa Econômica Federal held on Sunday the draw for contest 3,057 of Mega-Sena, with a main prize of R$ 84,385,864.02. The drawn numbers were 21, 04, 53, 48, 16 and 02. No bet had matched the main prize tier in the previous Thursday contest, which caused the amount to accumulate for this draw.

To participate in Mega-Sena, the minimum bet costs R$ 6.00, allowing the selection of six numbers. Besides the main prize for matching all six numbers, it is also possible to win prizes by matching four or five numbers.

Bolão Caixa offers bettors the option to play as a group, simply by filling in the specific field on the betting slip or requesting it from the lottery attendant. In Mega-Sena, group bets have a minimum price of R$ 18.00, with each share starting at R$ 6.00.

The article also mentions some of the largest prizes in Mega-Sena's history, such as contest 3,010, held on May 24, 2026, which paid R$ 336,340,043.67 to the winners.

Why this matters

The draw directly affects Brazilian bettors who invest in lotteries, with Mega-Sena being one of the most popular forms of gambling in the country. The article also appeals to those seeking information about probabilities and available betting options, in addition to providing context on the largest prizes ever paid by the lottery.

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