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Sep 30, 2026
Mega-Sena jackpot reaches R$75 million after no winner
Coverage across the two outlets points to the same outcome: no ticket matched all six numbers, sending the Mega-Sena jackpot higher. Their emphasis differs, with one focusing on the size of the rollover and the other on the practical details for players.
The Mega-Sena jackpot has rolled over to an estimated R$75 million after no player matched all six numbers in contest 3,064. Coverage from the Brazil Right grouping presents the development principally as a larger prize, under the headline: “Mega-Sena Accumulates and Prize Reaches R$ 75 Million.”1
The Brazil Left grouping reports the same central result but offers a fuller account of the draw and its remaining prizes. It says no one selected the six numbers drawn on Tuesday, July 29 — 04, 10, 20, 25, 27 and 48 — and that the next draw is scheduled for Thursday, with the top prize estimated at R$75 million.2
Where the first account foregrounds the headline value of the accumulated prize, the second puts that figure alongside the outcomes for near-winners. According to its report, 82 bets matched five numbers and will receive R$24,039.44 each, while 4,467 bets hit four numbers, earning R$727.39 apiece.2
The two accounts therefore agree on the rollover and the projected jackpot, while differing in scope rather than substance. The more detailed report also says bettors can enter the next contest until 8 p.m. Thursday through lottery outlets or Caixa’s website and app; a standard six-number bet costs R$6.2