The biggest prizes in each Caixa lottery
This is the list of the largest amount a single ticket has ever received in the top tier of each Caixa lottery, taken from the official prize data of draws up to mid-November 2026. Amounts are nominal, not adjusted for inflation. Left out are Quina draws before July 1994, which Caixa publishes in cruzeiros reais (Brazil's currency before the real), and the American lotteries, whose prize breakdown LotAssist does not store.
| Lottery | Largest prize per ticket | Draw | Date | Winning tickets |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mega-Sena | R$ 324,898,792 | 3077 | 28/10/2026 | 1 |
| +Milionária | R$ 249,094,227 | 166 | 24/07/2024 | 1 |
| Quina | R$ 76,638,822 | 6462 | 22/06/2024 | 3 |
| Timemania | R$ 73,235,115 | 2336 | 27/12/2025 | 1 |
| Lotomania | R$ 37,261,930 | 1444 | 19/04/2014 | 1 |
| Dupla Sena | R$ 30,835,432 | 2070 | 25/04/2020 | 1 |
| Lotofácil | R$ 14,264,457 | 3741 | 21/07/2026 | 1 |
| Super Sete | R$ 10,146,164 | 405 | 12/06/2023 | 1 |
| Dia de Sorte | R$ 4,872,572 | 853 | 23/12/2023 | 1 |
For Dupla Sena, the figure is the six-match tier of the first draw. For Super Sete, the data runs up to draw 911, the last one recorded on LotAssist. Amounts are rounded to the real; the exact figures are on each lottery's page, reachable from the results index, in the "record in numbers" table.
The biggest total prize does not make the biggest individual one
Special draws pay the largest total prizes. The 2025 Mega da Virada paid out R$ 1.09 billion in the top tier, and the Lotofácil da Independência of the same year, R$ 231.9 million. But that money was split among 6 and 54 tickets, and what each one took is far from the record. The figures for both editions are in the articles on the Mega da Virada and the Lotofácil da Independência.
Six of the nine records in the table (Mega-Sena, +Milionária, Timemania, Lotofácil, Super Sete and Dia de Sorte) went to a single ticket, in a draw that had been rolling over. In the five for which Caixa reports ticket sales, those sales were between 0.9 and 1.3 times the previous draw's: they were regular draws. What makes a huge individual prize is the combination of both things, many rounds without a winner and, at the end, one ticket alone with the right numbers.
The other three came from special draws. Quina's is draw 6462, on 22 June 2024, the Quina de São João held for the June festivals: it took in R$ 415.9 million, 52 times the previous draw, and even split among 3 tickets the prize beat every other in that game. Dupla Sena's, draw 2070, took in 54 times the previous draw, and Lotomania's, draw 1444, 6.5 times. In those two, a single ticket took the prize.
Almost every record is recent
Only Lotomania's, from 2014, predates 2020. Part of that is inflation: R$ 30 million in 2005 and R$ 30 million in 2025 do not buy the same thing, and the table uses unadjusted amounts. The other part is ticket volume, which has grown. In Mega-Sena, the first ticket to receive more than R$ 100 million was in draw 1220, on 6 October 2010, with R$ 119.1 million. Up to November 2026 that happened in 37 draws.
The gap between the lotteries
Mega-Sena's record is 23 times Lotofácil's. That makes sense: matching all 15 Lotofácil numbers has odds of 1 in 3,268,760, and the six Mega-Sena numbers, 1 in 50,063,860. Lotofácil pays many people often, so its top-tier amount rarely grows much. In the whole series, only one 15-match ticket went past R$ 10 million. In Dia de Sorte, which has the easiest top tier among the Caixa lotteries (1 in 2,629,575), no prize has reached R$ 5 million.
At the other end sits +Milionária. The odds of its top prize are 1 in 238,360,500, and in 407 draws, up to 13 November 2026, the top tier had a winner only twice: draw 166, with the record in the table, and draw 293, with two tickets of R$ 86.6 million. Timemania also rolls over a lot: in 2,454 draws, the seven-match tier had a winner in 80.
What the record does not say
A record prize changes nobody's chance. The ticket that took R$ 324.9 million in draw 3077 had the same chance as any other single Mega-Sena ticket: 1 in 50,063,860. The high amount is a consequence of how many draws went by without a winner and of nobody else having marked the same numbers.
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