Fight do Milhão: Lottery Jackpot Reaches $1.4 Million After No Winners

In the latest draw of the popular Brazilian lottery "Quina", none of the participants managed to guess all five winning numbers, leading to an accumulated prize pool worth over $1.4 million.

Key Points

• The last drawing took place on Saturday, October 24th, with the following numbers drawn: 19, 28, 57, 66, 76.
• There were multiple winners for guessing four, three, and two correct numbers but nobody hit the full set of five.
• The next drawing will occur on Monday, October 26th at 9 PM local time.

Details

According to official results from the state-run bank Caixa Econômica Federal, which manages the lottery, there were: - 23 bets that matched four out of five numbers, earning approximately $12,738 per winner, - 2,000 bets matching three numbers, receiving roughly $139 each, - 58,222 bets hitting just two numbers, getting paid nearly $5 per ticket.

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Participants can choose between selecting their own numbers or using the "Surpresinha" option where random picks are generated automatically by the system. Additionally, players may opt-in to play continuously through the "Teimosinha" feature, allowing them to enter consecutive draws without needing new tickets.

Background & Context

The Quina lottery offers six weekly drawings—from Mondays to Fridays at 9 PM and Sundays at 11 AM—and features special events like its annual "Quina de São João," held near June 24th annually, offering larger prizes than regular contests.

Questions and Answers

What happens when there's no grand prize winner?

When no player matches all five numbers exactly, the top-tier prize rolls over into subsequent draws until someone wins it entirely.

How much does playing cost?

Ticket prices vary depending on how many numbers you select. For example, choosing five costs less than picking fifteen digits.

Can I buy tickets online?

Yes, it's possible to purchase entries digitally via authorized platforms linked directly to Caixa's systems.