Lotofácil da Independência draws R$200 million this Saturday (9); see how to bet

Lottery

Minimum bet, 15 numbers, costs R$3 and can be placed until 5pm on the day of the draw

Caixa Econômica Federal will draw this Saturday (9), starting at 8pm, the 2,900th Lotofácil da Independência special contest, with an estimated prize of R$200 million for bets that match 15 numbers, the highest value in the history of the sport. .

As with other special Caixa Lotteries contests, the prize does not accumulate and if no bet matches all 15 numbers, the amount will be divided between those who match 14 numbers and so on, according to the rules of the modality.

If just one winner takes the Lotofácil da Independência prize and invests the entire amount in Caixa savings, they will receive around R$1.36 million in income in the first month.

If you prefer to invest in real estate, the winner will be able to purchase 80 high-standard apartments worth R$2.5 million each.

How to bet

The minimum bet, of 15 numbers, costs R$3 and can be placed until 5pm on the day of the draw.

To bet, you need to mark between 15 and 20 numbers, out of the 25 available on the wheel, and whoever matches 11 to 15 numbers wins the prize.

Furthermore, it is also possible to let the system choose the numbers through the surprise.

Another way to bet on Lotofácil, in addition to individual games, is to form a group to choose the numbers, the so-called Caixa jackpot.

When registered in the system, the bet generates a quota receipt for each participant, who can redeem their share of the prize individually.

At Lotofácil, prizes have a minimum price of R$12, and each share cannot be less than R$4.

The gambler can also acquire shares of pools organized by the lottery. Just ask the attendant for the number of shares you want and keep the receipt to check the bet on the day of the draw.

In this case, an additional service fee of up to 35% of the quota value may be charged, at the lottery’s discretion.

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