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Mega-Sena can pay R$3.5 million this Tuesday; g1 broadcasts live

Por Equipe Editorial CifraNET · 09/06/2026
Mega-Sena can pay R$3.5 million this Tuesday; g1 broadcasts live
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How does the Mega-Sena work?
The 3,016 Mega-Sena contest can pay out a prize of R$3.5 million for those who guess the six numbers correctly. The draw takes place at 9pm this Tuesday (9), in São Paulo.
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In last Saturday's contest (6), a single simple bet of 6 numbers won the prize of R$30 million. The winning bet was made through digital channels in the Federal District, in Brasília. See the numbers drawn: 09 - 18 - 26 - 31 - 53 - 58.
g1 started broadcasting all Caixa Lottery draws live. The broadcast begins moments before each contest day, on the website and on the g1 YouTube channel.
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The minimum bet for the Mega-Sena costs R$6 and can also be placed online, until 8pm - find out how to place your bet online.
Mega has three weekly draws: on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Volante da Mega-Sena
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To bet on Mega-Sena
Bets can be placed until 8pm (Brasília time) at any lottery in the country or through the Loterias Caixa website and app, available on smartphones, computers and other devices.
Digital prizes can be purchased until 8:30 pm, exclusively via the Loterias Online portal and the app.
Payment for the online bet can be made via PIX, credit card or internet banking, for Caixa account holders. You must be 18 years of age or over to participate.
Odds
The probability of winning in each contest varies according to the number of tens played and the type of bet made. For a simple game, with just six tens, which costs R$6, the probability of winning the millionaire prize is 1 in 50,063,860, according to Caixa.
For a bet with 20 tens (maximum limit), with a price of R$232,560.00, the probability of hitting the prize is 1 in 1,292, still according to the institution.

Source: G1

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