The 2023 Quina de São João special contest counted eight bets that hit the five dozen drawn this Saturday, 24, at Espaço da Sorte, in São Paulo (SP). The tens drawn were 12, 13, 45, 47, and 70.
The winning bets of Quina contest n 6.172 were registered in Anápolis (GO), Campo Grande (MS), Jaú (SP), Itaobim (MG), Belo Horizonte (MG), São Mateus do Maranhão (MA), Itabuna (BA ) and Guaratuba (PR).
According to Caixa Econômica Federal, the winners will share the prize of more than R$ 216.76 million and each winning bet will take the prize of R$ 27,098,455.57.
According to Agência Brasil, it is the highest prize ever paid at Quina de São João. The biggest prize in the special contest had been that of 2021, which paid BRL 204.8 million, also, for eight bets.
Quina de São João has already awarded 5 million bettors
Taking into account all four prize ranges, Quina de São João awarded more than 5 million bettors. In the second prize bracket, for matching four numbers, 2,567 bets will earn BRL 7,431.19 each.
And the 194,275 bets that guessed three numbers will receive R$93.51 each. Quina de São João will also receive prizes for the 4,960,265 bets that hit two numbers, with R$ 3.66 each.
Getting the prizes
Prizes of up to R$2,112.00 can be received at any accredited lottery outlet or at Caixa Econômica Federal bank branches. However, gross premiums above this amount are paid exclusively at the institution’s branches.
Caixa recommends that the gambler already write the full name and CPF on the back of the winning bet receipt to ensure that no one picks up the prize in their place. The ticket will be non-transferable. Otherwise, the ticket is bearer. In case of sweepstakes, each participant can do the same on the back of their individual quota receipt.
Lottery prizes must be claimed within 90 days of drawing. After this period, the prescribed award is transferred to the Higher Education Financing Fund (Fies), according to Law 13,756/18.
