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Results of lottery draws held on October 3 and 4

The results of various lottery draws, including Loteca, Quina, and others, have been released, showing significant accumulations.

5 November 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Archive photo: Results of lottery draws held on October 3 and 4 — Archive photoPhoto: Silas Tank · Wikimedia Commons · CC0

On Tuesday, October 3, the Loteca draw 1279 took place, where five bets correctly guessed all 14 games, with each winning R$ 106,901.06. Additionally, 158 bets achieved 13 correct guesses, winning R$ 690.39. The next Loteca draw is scheduled for next week.

On the same day, the draw for Quina contest 7158 did not produce any winners with 5 correct guesses, resulting in a rollover of R$ 12 million. However, 43 bets managed to hit 4 numbers, each receiving R$ 12,230.59, while 3,975 bets guessed 3 numbers correctly, winning R$ 126 each.

The Lotofácil contest 3820 also took place on October 3, with results indicating two winning bets with 15 correct guesses, each taking home R$ 4,787,660.62. For 14 correct guesses, 657 winning bets will receive R$ 1,915.08.

On Wednesday, October 4, several draws were held. In Quina contest 7159, one bet correctly guessed five numbers and will win R$ 11,825,641.07, while 31 bets marked 4 correct guesses. The rollover for the next draw is R$ 12 million.

The Lotofácil contest 3821 was held the same day, with 158 bets winning R$ 2,214.50 for 14 correct guesses and a rollover of R$ 5 million for 15 correct guesses.

The Dupla Sena contest 3028 held on Wednesday also did not produce any winners for 6 correct guesses, accumulating to R$ 11.3 million. However, 11 bets were awarded for hitting 5 numbers, receiving R$ 10,869.36 each.

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