Mega-Sena of contest 3078 draws R$ 2.57 million this Thursday, with three other lotteries on the same day
According to InfoMoney, Mega-Sena has a prize of R$2,575,537.64 and Quina, Lotofácil and Dia de Sorte are also drawing this Thursday (29).
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The Mega-Sena for contest 3078 had a draw this Thursday (29), with numbers 36, 07, 29, 12, 34 and 05, according to InfoMoney. The prize reported by the portal is R$2,575,537.64. On the same day, three other Loterias Caixa modalities were also drawn, which makes Thursday a night of serial results for those who follow the bets.
According to InfoMoney, the minimum Mega-Sena bet, with six numbers, costs R$6.00, and the chance of a simple hit is 1 in 50,063,860. Simple bets went until 10pm on Saturday, and pools could be placed until 10:45am on Sunday. The publication also recalls that, since July 19, Caixa draws have moved from Saturday to Sunday, a change in calendar that alters the routine of those who bet every week.
On Lucky Day, contest 1335, numbers 15, 16, 11, 01, 24, 19 and 18 came out, and the Lucky Month was December (12). The estimated prize is R$900,000. The modality allows you to choose 7 to 15 numbers out of 31, with a minimum bet of 7 numbers at R$2.50, and bets close at 8pm on the day of the draw. Also according to InfoMoney, the draws take place from Monday to Friday at 9pm and on Sundays at 11am.
In Quina, competition 7155, numbers 53, 33, 29, 72 and 14 emerged, with a prize of R$ 7,316,267.38. The game marks 5 to 15 numbers out of 80 and rewards hits of 2, 3, 4 or 5 tens. According to the publication, there are six weekly draws, from Monday to Saturday, at 8pm, with bets until 7pm.
Lotofácil, contest 3817, had 15 dozens drawn and an estimated prize of R$5 million. In it, the bettor marks 15 to 20 numbers out of 25 and receives a prize from 11 hits. The simple game costs R$3.50, the draws are from Monday to Saturday and bets go until 8pm. Anyone who follows the market knows that these modalities are not traded assets, so the result has no direct relationship with stock exchange rates, interest rates or the dollar.
What changes for the investor
In practice, this Thursday's draws should not directly affect Ibovespa, Nasdaq, interest or the dollar, as lotteries are not securities traded on the stock exchange. The effect is indirect and is in behavior: the money spent on tickets is income that no longer goes to savings, pensions or productive investments. For those who invest, it is worth reading these numbers as what they are, random results with no connection to the economy, and not as a market signal. This article does not recommend the purchase or sale of any asset.
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