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Mega-Sena draws R$ 171 million, prize rolls over to next drawing

No player matched the six numbers in Mega-Sena draw 3071, held on Sunday (18).

18 October 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The Caixa Econômica Federal held the draw for Mega-Sena contest 3071 on Sunday (18), with a main prize of R$ 171,152,252.94. The drawing took place in the morning, according to information from Folha de S.Paulo.

No player matched the six drawn numbers, resulting in the prize rolling over. Therefore, the prize for the next drawing, scheduled for Tuesday (20), could reach up to R$ 185 million, as reported by the same source.

The numbers drawn during contest 3071 were not specified in the available information. Thus, players who participated in the draw must wait for the next event for another chance to win.

In addition to the Mega-Sena results, other lottery draws also took place on the same day, such as Lotofácil and Quina. Lotofácil contest 3807 was set to draw with a prize of R$ 2 million, while Quina contest 7145 had a rollover prize of R$ 48.3 million.

The results of Mega-Sena and other lotteries are often eagerly awaited by players hoping to win significant prizes. Although this drawing did not distribute any winnings, the next event promises an even more attractive amount, drawing in more participants.

Interest in lottery draws is a common practice in Brazil, and Mega-Sena, in particular, frequently records high prizes, attracting a large number of entries in each contest.

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