Quina held contest 6885 on Monday night (24), in São Paulo, and no bet matched the five numbers drawn. The numbers revealed were 12 – 39 – 41 – 68 – 78. As a result, the prize accumulated and the next draw, scheduled for Tuesday (25), will have an estimated value of R$6.8 million.
The apportionment only awarded secondary tracks. Foram 35 bets with four hits and 2,603 with three hits. The contest also recorded 71,689 winners in the two-hit range.
Caixa Econômica Federal, responsible for the lottery, confirmed the rollover shortly after the 9pm draw.
Detailed prizes for contest 6885
Thirty-five bets were successful and each received R$12,293.47.
The 2,603 bets that marked three numbers take R$157.42 each.
In the two-hit range, 71,689 winners receive R$5.71 per bet.
How the minimum bet and odds work
The simple Quina bet costs R$3.00 and requires choosing five numbers between 1 and 80.
The odds of matching all five numbers with this bet are one in 24,040,016.
Whoever scores more numbers increases the bet value and improves the chances:
- 6 numbers: R$ 18.00 – chance 1 in 4,006,669
- 7 numbers: R$63.00 – chance 1 in 1,144,763
- 10 numbers: R$756.00 – chance 1 in 95,396
- 15 numbers: R$9,009.00 – chance 1 in 8,005
Official gross prize distribution
Of the total allocated to prizes, 35% goes to those who match five numbers.
Another 15% is divided among the hitters on the court.
The three- and two-hit tracks receive 10% each.
The remainder covers operational costs, taxes and social transfers.
Next draw and game options
Contest 6886 will be held this Tuesday (25th), at 9pm, with an estimated prize of R$6.8 million.
The Quina draws take place from Monday to Saturday, always at the same time.
Players can opt for Surpresinha, in which the system chooses the numbers, or Teimosinha, which repeats the same bet for up to 24 consecutive contests.
Recent accrual history
Quina has presented frequent accumulations in recent competitions.
The absence of winners in the main range has been increasing the value week by week.
The current prize of R$6.8 million represents a significant increase compared to previous contests this month.
The modality maintains six weekly draws and allows bets up to one hour before each contest.
