Quina Lottery: Results for Draw 7079, Jackpot Rolls Over to R$1.2 Million
The results for Quina lottery draw number 7079, held on Thursday, November 30th, have been announced. The winning numbers were 3, 29, 46, 50, and 55. No tickets matched all five numbers, causing the jackpot to roll over to an estimated R$1.2 million for the next draw. In this draw, 23 tickets correctly predicted four numbers, each earning R$10,490.57. Additionally, 1,852 tickets matched three numbers, with each winner receiving R$124.07, and 48,427 tickets matched two numbers, each receiving R$4.74. The next Quina draw is scheduled for Friday, November 31st. Players can choose 5 to 15 numbers from a pool of 80, with options for 'Surpresinha' (random number selection) and 'Teimosinha' (playing the same numbers for multiple consecutive draws). Quina holds six weekly draws, from Monday to Friday at 9 PM and on Sundays at 11 AM. A special annual 'Quina de São João' draw offers larger prizes around June 24th. This report was automatically generated using data from Caixa Econômica Federal, which administers the lottery.
This report details the outcome of a Quina lottery draw, highlighting the absence of a jackpot winner and the subsequent rollover. The information provided is factual and descriptive, outlining the winning numbers, prize distribution for various tiers of correct guesses, and the total prize pool accumulation. It also includes procedural details about how to play Quina and its schedule. From a systemic perspective, lotteries like Quina operate on principles of probability and pooled risk, where a small portion of ticket sales funds prizes, with the remainder contributing to government revenue or administrative costs. The rollover mechanism is a key feature designed to increase player engagement and potential prize values, thereby incentivizing future participation. Understanding these underlying financial and psychological dynamics is crucial for a comprehensive view of such public gambling mechanisms.
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