Postponed result of Quina 6875 with prize of 7 million from 8pm, will now be at 9pm in Caixa Lotteries

Caixa Econômica Federal will hold this Monday, November 10th at 9pm, the draw for Quina competition 6875, one of the most popular types of lottery, with a main prize estimated at R$7 million. The extraction of the five tens is scheduled to take place at Espaço da Sorte, in São Paulo, marking the resumption of the regular draws that take place six times a week. The accumulated value is considered high for a Monday draw, attracting the attention of millions of bettors across the country.

The sport recently had its main draw time changed, a change implemented to offer more time and convenience to the public. Extractions are now carried out from 9pm (Brasília time), and no longer at 8pm, also adjusting the limit for game registration.

The new Caixa Lotteries schedule, which includes Quina, allows bets to be registered at lottery outlets or the bank’s digital channels until 8pm, one hour more than the previous limit. This extension aims to integrate bettors’ routine with the night time of the draw.

The high volume of fundraising over the weekend contributed significantly to the prize reaching the R$7 million mark, despite there being one winner in the main category in competition 6874.

Time change and impact on game dynamics

The change in the Quina draw time, which went from 8pm to 9pm, reflects Caixa’s strategy to optimize the organization of competitions and better meet the demand of bettors. The new cycle allows greater flexibility for game registration.

This time change was extended to most of Caixa’s lotteries, such as Mega-Sena and Lotofácil, consolidating the new timetable for night draws. The possibility of betting until later, at 8pm, aims to boost the volume of tickets sold.

The minimum bet on Quina, of 5 numbers, costs R$3 and the bettor chooses the dozens from the 80 available on the wheel. The main prize is awarded to whoever matches the five drawn numbers, but there are also prizes for those who match four (Quadra), three (Terno) or two (Duke) tens.

Prize odds and odds

The probability of success in Quina varies significantly depending on the number of tens marked on the ticket, which directly influences the value of the bet. The simple bet, with five numbers, offers the chance of Quina being correct at one in 24,040,016.

Increasing the number of tens marked on the wheel increases the chances exponentially, although it also increases the cost of the game. For example, by adding just one number, marking six tens, the probability of winning the jackpot jumps to one in 4,006,669, a drastic reduction in the risk factor.

• The maximum bet allowed on Quina is fifteen tens.
• Mark fifteenand tens increases Quina’s probability of success to one in 8,005.
• The chance of hitting the Court is one in 64,106 for the minimum bet.

Draw procedure and follow-up channels

The draw for contest 6875, held at Espaço da Sorte, in São Paulo, follows a strict security and transparency protocol. The event is audited and broadcast live so that the public can follow the extraction of numbers in real time, ensuring the smoothness of the entire process.

Following the draw can be done through the official Loterias Caixa channel on internet video platforms. After finalizing and processing the data, the complete result, which includes the identification of the winners of the secondary bands, is officially announced. This procedure ensures that the smaller prizes, which include thousands of bettors, are correctly paid. The deadline for claiming the prize is 90 days after the draw date.

Different methods for selecting tens

In addition to manually choosing the dozens, Quina offers two options for those looking for an automated way to participate: Surpresinha and Teimosinha. Both modalities offer the player the possibility of optimizing participation in the draws. Surpresinha is the feature by which the Caixa system chooses numbers at random for the bettor, being an option for those who prefer to rely completely on luck. Teimosinha allows the same set of dozens to be repeated in consecutive competitions, eliminating the need to register the game further.nually with each new draw.