Brazil's Mega-Sena jackpot has rolled over to an estimated R$305 million after no ticket matched all six numbers in draw 3075. Caixa held the draw in São Paulo on October 26, with 07, 10, 14, 27, 36 and 55 selected, according to Folha de S.Paulo.
The top prize had stood at R$294.16 million before the drawing. With no six-number winner, the estimate moved to R$305 million for draw 3076 on October 27. The rollover was also recorded by the English-language results service LotteryExtreme.
Lower prize tiers still produced thousands of winners. Caixa's figures show that 182 tickets matched five numbers and will receive R$19,433.12 each, while 11,018 tickets matched four and will receive R$458.57 each. The total paid across those tiers was about R$8.59 million.
The unusually large prize arrived during Mega Semana, a sequence of additional Mega-Sena drawings. A basic six-number ticket costs R$6, and Caixa accepts entries through authorized lottery retailers, its online lottery portal and its official app until the applicable closing time. The next draw remains a game of chance, and the rollover does not improve the probability attached to any individual number combination.
