Brazil's Mega-Sena is holding five consecutive draws from Monday, October 26, through Friday, October 30. CAIXA announced the temporary timetable through its official lottery news channel.
The opening contest carries an estimated R$300 million top prize after no ticket matched all six numbers in the previous round. That figure is an advance estimate rather than a guaranteed payment because the final award depends on sales, valid results and the number of winning entries.
The daily sequence is a scheduling change for a standard Mega-Sena week, not a new special game. Folha's report of CAIXA's guidance says ticket prices, prize categories, rules and probabilities remain unchanged.
The campaign runs during the closing days of Brazil's Outubro Rosa awareness month. A current schedule report places all five contests on consecutive weekdays. Each later jackpot will be recalculated after the preceding result rather than automatically remaining at R$300 million.
