Overview
- The special Quina de São João draw on Sunday produced the numbers 19-32-50-73-75 and Caixa confirmed nine bets divided the R$239,429,099.99 top pool, with each five-number winner receiving R$26,603,233.33.
- A 50‑cota bolão sold by Loteria Aldeota used a 15‑number play and collected R$27,283,238.50 that will be split among its 50 participants, yielding about R$545,000 per share after the loteria's reported fees.
- Several single R$3 bets in different states also won equal five-number shares, with winners reported in Goiás, Mato Grosso, Minas Gerais and other states and at least one winner in Contagem, Minas Gerais already claiming the prize.
- Caixa reported large numbers of lower-tier winners under the contest's non-accumulating rules: 1,674 quadra winners at R$12,234.37 each, 144,198 terno winners at R$135.26 each, and 3,654,461 duque winners at R$5.33 each.
- The result underlines how bolões and multi-number wagers change payout math by combining quina payments with many smaller-tier wins and how loteria service charges can affect net shares; Loteria Aldeota's owner, Alessandro Montenegro, said his operation has had multiple recent wins using this approach.