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Lottery Results: Loteca, Dupla Sena, Dia de Sorte and Quina

The draws for the lotteries Loteca, Dupla Sena, Dia de Sorte and Quina have taken place, accumulating significant prizes.

25 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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On Monday, the results of Loteca contest 1271 were announced. No one matched all 14 numbers, causing the prize to accumulate to R$ 1.5 million. In the contest, 63 bets matched 13 numbers, with each receiving R$ 1,948.86.

The same day also brought the results of Dupla Sena contest 3011. Just like in Loteca, no one managed to match all 6 numbers in the first draw, raising the prize to R$ 5.2 million. However, 8 bets matched 5 numbers, and each will receive R$ 10,804.72.

The numbers for Dia de Sorte contest 1303 were also revealed, with no one matching all 7 numbers. The prize has accumulated to R$ 850,000, while 32 bets matched 6 numbers, earning R$ 2,452.77 each.

Meanwhile, contest 7124 of Quina, held on the same date, had no winners among the bets that matched all 5 numbers, accumulating the prize to R$ 7.5 million. The 28 bets that matched 4 numbers will receive R$ 9,752 each.

On Tuesday, contest 7125 of Quina was held, and again no one managed to match all 5 numbers. The prize accumulated to R$ 8.2 million, with 30 winning bets that matched 4 numbers, each receiving R$ 12,336.28.

Mega-Sena contests are also scheduled for the coming days, with prizes continuing to accumulate. So far, the results remain of great interest to players, who are eagerly awaiting future draws.

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