Mega-Sena Contest 3057 Accumulates as No One Hits Jackpot
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The Mega-Sena contest 3057 drawn on Sunday, October 13, in São Paulo, resulted in an accumulated jackpot. No bettor correctly guessed the six winning numbers: 02, 04, 16, 21, 48, and 53. As a result, the main prize has risen to R$ 95 million. While the jackpot remained unclaimed, 86 bets with five correct numbers won R$ 31,872.72 each, and 5,234 bets with four correct numbers won R$ 863.24 each.
A simple bet costs R$ 6 and has a winning probability of approximately one in 50 million. Bets can be placed at lottery houses, via the Loterias Caixa app, or through the Loterias Online portal. For draws on Tuesdays and Thursdays, bets are accepted until 20:00, while digital pools can be purchased until 20:30. On Sundays, standard bets must be placed by 22:00 on the previous Saturday, though digital pools remain available until 10:45 on Sunday morning. Payment options include Pix, credit card, and internet banking for Caixa account holders. Participants must be at least 18 years old.
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- The report focused on the logistical details of how to play and the specific draw results.
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