Caixa Econômica Federal released, this Monday (18), the official count of contest 1252 of its traditional sports lottery.
This time, a single bettor won all the Loteca results and will alone win the amount of R$502,902.10.
In addition, the sport also awarded another 16 bets that hit the second place. Each of these tickets with 13 points guaranteed a consolation value of R$4,490.20.
For the next draw, which accepts bets until next Saturday (23), the prize returns to the initial level of R$300,000.
Results of last week’s Loteca games
Caixa’s official count for competition 1252 confirmed the following results for the matches:
- Game 1: Rome 2 x 0 Lazio
- Game 2: Atlético-MG 3 x 1 Mirassol
- Game 3: Internacional 4 x 1 Vasco
- Game 4: Fluminense 2 x 1 São Paulo
- Game 5: Palmeiras 1 x 1 Cruzeiro
- Game 6: Santos 0 x 3 Coritiba
- Game 7: Juventus 0 x 2 Fiorentina
- Game 8: Manchester United 3 x 2 Nottingham Forest
- Game 9: Bahia 1 x 1 Grêmio
- Game 10: Botafogo 3 x 1 Corinthians
- Game 11: Bragantino 2 x 0 Vitória
- Game 12: Barcelona 3 x 1 Real Betis
- Game 13: Sevilla 0 x 1 Real Madrid
- Game 14: Athletico-PR 1 x 1 Flamengo
How to register your guesses and try your luck on the Loteca results
For those who want to enter the financial dispute in the next round, the game dynamics are quite simple.
The participant analyzes the schedule of the 14 football matches previously defined by Caixa and marks his prediction, predicting the victory of the home team, the visiting team or a draw.
The cheapest bet costs R$3 and gives you the right to make a “double” guess, creating a safety net to cover two possible outcomes in the same match.
Anyone who wants to play more aggressively and increase the mathematical probability of success can purchase more double guesses or bet on “triples”.
In the latter case, the individual selects all three options for that specific confrontation, guaranteeing success regardless of the final whistle.
The regulation allows for a maximum of three triples and five doubles per ticket, increasing the final cost proportionally.
