Mega Sena

Mega Sena is a lottery based in Brazil which can offer jackpots worth over R$100 million. It is played every Wednesday and Saturday and you have to select six numbers from 1 to 60 to take part, but the format of the draw is different to many of the world’s other big lotteries.

This Mega Sena data includes all draws up to and including Wednesday 8^th July 2020. The last Mega Sena draw number was 2277.

Prize Draw Information

Last Jackpot

The last jackpot drawn on Wednesday 8^th July 2020 for Mega Sena was R$32.5 Million

The next estimated Mega Sena jackpot is R$40 Million
which will be drawn on Saturday 11^th July 2020

Latest 10 Mega Sena Numbers

Draw Date:	Winning Numbers:	Draw Detail:
Wednesday 8^th July 2020	10 22 23 37 53 60	View More Info About This Draw
Saturday 4^th July 2020	5 15 18 27 49 57	View More Info About This Draw
Wednesday 1^st July 2020	2 4 25 36 50 53	View More Info About This Draw
Saturday 27^th June 2020	8 11 17 33 40 55	View More Info About This Draw
Wednesday 24^th June 2020	15 16 20 38 40 58	View More Info About This Draw
Saturday 20^th June 2020	2 5 11 24 41 49	View More Info About This Draw
Wednesday 17^th June 2020	6 10 27 28 41 52	View More Info About This Draw
Saturday 13^th June 2020	14 16 38 39 41 48	View More Info About This Draw
Wednesday 10^th June 2020	1 11 14 23 29 55	View More Info About This Draw
Saturday 6^th June 2020	4 13 23 28 30 52	View More Info About This Draw

How to Play

In Mega Sena, there are six winning numbers from 1 to 60 in each draw. However, rather than drawing all the numbers from one machine, two machines are used to create each number. The first picks a digit between 0 and 5, and the second draws a number from 0 to 9.

The two numbers are put together to form a two-digit number, and this is done until six unique numbers between 1 and 60 have been drawn. If the number 0 is drawn from both machines, then it counts as 60.

You can take part online or by visiting an authorised retailer in Brazil, and you can choose between six and 15 numbers from 1 to 60. For each additional number picked, you are covering more possible combinations and therefore have a greater chance of winning. The cost of a ticket is R$3.50 per bet, and increases accordingly as you select more numbers.

The following table shows the price you must pay for picking six numbers, right up to 15, and the amount of combinations you will receive in return.

Odds & Prizes

Lottery Odds

Numbers Matched	Odds of Winning	Prize Fund Allocation
Players must pick 6 balls from a pool of 60.
6	1 in 50,063,860	35%
5	1 in 7,151,980	19%
4	1 in 1,787,995	19%
*22% of the prize fund is also set aside for every fifth draw, and 5% from each draw is reserved for the Mega da Virada draw.

Mega da Virada

Mega da Virada is a special edition of Mega Sena which takes place on New Year’s Eve. Mega da Virada is able to offer a huge jackpot because five percent from every draw goes towards the prize fund. It works just like a regular draw, except that the top prize cannot roll over and has to be won on the night. If no ticket matches all six numbers, the jackpot will be shared between players matching five numbers.

View the FAQs for an explanation of how overall odds of winning are calculated

Mega Sena Draw Details

Mega Sena is drawn on the following days

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
×	×	✔	×	×	✔	×

Mega Sena History

The first Mega Sena draw took place on 11th March 1996. The largest Mega Sena jackpot of all time was given away on 31st December 2017 in the annual Mega da Virada draw. A total of R$306.7 million was split between 17 ticket holders, who all won R$18 million.

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