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IBGE competition and Mega-Sena and Quina results highlight Sunday (30)

On Sunday (30), over a thousand candidates participate in the IBGE competition in Acre, while Mega-Sena and Quina hold their draws.

30 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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This Sunday, the 30th, more than a thousand candidates are participating in the competition organized by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) in Acre, with tests scheduled for both the morning and afternoon. A total of 1,023 candidates are registered in Rio Branco, with the position of quality census agent attracting the highest competition, having 708 registrants in the state. The schedules and regulations for the competition have been published to provide guidance to the candidates.

In parallel, Caixa Econômica Federal held the draw for Mega-Sena competition 3051, which had a jackpot of R$ 29.3 million. The draw took place on Sunday morning, and the results were made available to the public immediately after the event. This draw is one of the most anticipated by bettors due to the substantial amount at stake.

Additionally, the Quina's draw for competition 7105 also occurred, which offered a prize of R$ 9.2 million. Quina draws are held frequently, with daily draws from Monday to Friday at 9 PM and on Sundays at 11 AM, always conducted at Espaço da Sorte in São Paulo. The results of these draws are announced shortly after their conclusion.

Those interested in the results of Mega-Sena and Quina can check more details through Caixa's official channels. The draws attract widespread public participation, with many eager for opportunities to win significant prizes.

The IBGE competition, along with the Mega-Sena and Quina draws, illustrates the variety of opportunities happening on the same day, reflecting many Brazilians' interest in different areas, whether in seeking a position in public service or the possibility of a life-changing win through gambling.

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