Brazil’s +Milionária Lottery Sees No Big Winners, Prize Money Swells to R$ 31 Million
The latest drawing of Brazil’s popular +Milionária lottery, held on Saturday, March 14, has yielded no big winners, with the top prize rolling over to a staggering R$ 31 million for the next drawing. The draw, the 337th in the popular lottery series, saw a total of 21, 81, 1,008, 1,271, 9,068, and 65,135 winners, respectively, in various categories.
Lottery Rules and Categories
For those unfamiliar with the +Milionária lottery, the game involves choosing six numbers from a pool of 50, as well as two “trevos” (a type of bonus number). The objective is to match as many numbers as possible to win a prize. The lottery offers various categories of prizes, ranging from a minimum of R$ 6 for matching two numbers and one trevo to the top prize of R$ 31 million for matching all six numbers and two trevos.
Prize Distribution
The prize distribution for the +Milionária lottery is as follows:
– 62% of the prize money goes to players who match all six numbers and two trevos
– 10% goes to players who match six numbers and one or no trevos
– 8% goes to players who match five numbers and two trevos
– 8% goes to players who match five numbers and one or no trevos
– 6% goes to players who match four numbers and two trevos
– 6% goes to players who match four numbers and one or no trevos
– The remaining 10% is divided among players who match three numbers and two trevos, three numbers and one trevo, two numbers and two trevos, and two numbers and one trevo.
Lottery History and Popularity
Launched in 1996, the +Milionária lottery has become one of Brazil’s most popular and enduring lotteries. With two draws per week, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, the game offers players a chance to win big, with a minimum bet of just R$ 6.
Future Drawings and Implications
The next drawing of the +Milionária lottery will take place on Wednesday, March 18, with a potential top prize of R$ 31 million up for grabs. The lottery’s popularity and the potential for big wins make it a staple of Brazilian entertainment and a key driver of economic activity.
As the +Milionária lottery continues to captivate players across Brazil, its impact on the country’s economy and society cannot be overstated. The lottery’s popularity has created jobs, generated revenue, and provided a much-needed source of entertainment for millions of players. As the game continues to evolve and innovate, it is likely to remain a beloved and integral part of Brazilian culture for years to come.
Source: g1.globo.com