Key Facts
- ✓ The Federal Lottery contest 6036 was held on Saturday, January 24, 2026, awarding five distinct prizes to ticket holders.
- ✓ Ticket number 013059 won the first prize, receiving a payout of R$1.35 million from the draw.
- ✓ A full Federal Lottery ticket costs R$40 and is divided into 10 fractions, each available for R$4.
- ✓ The lottery operates on a weekly schedule with draws every Wednesday and Saturday, plus special monthly and annual events.
- ✓ Winning can occur through multiple methods, including matching specific digits or the numbers immediately adjacent to the top prize.
Quick Summary
The Federal Lottery has officially announced the results for contest 6036, which was conducted on Saturday, January 24, 2026. The draw revealed five winning ticket numbers, with substantial prizes awarded to the holders of these specific bilhetes.
Among the winners, the most significant prize was the R$1.35 million first-place award, which was claimed by the holder of ticket number 013059. This event marks another regular draw in the lottery's weekly schedule, providing opportunities for participants across the country.
Winning Numbers & Prizes
The results for contest 6036 were determined during the Saturday draw, with five distinct ticket numbers securing the primary prizes. The distribution of winnings followed the standard prize structure for the Federal Lottery.
The complete list of winning tickets and their corresponding prizes is as follows:
- First Prize: Ticket 013059 – R$1,350,000
- Second Prize: Ticket 004760 – R$40,000
- Third Prize: Ticket 075308 – R$30,000
- Fourth Prize: Ticket 065080 – R$20,000
- Fifth Prize: Ticket 055617 – R$17,339
These prizes are awarded based on the specific numbers printed on the purchased bilhetes, which are selected at the time of purchase from available options at authorized retailers or licensed street vendors.
How to Play & Win
Participation in the Federal Lottery requires purchasing a bilhete, which can be obtained from a lottery house or from an ambulante (licensed street vendor) authorized by the Caixa Econômica Federal. Players select the specific number printed on the ticket they wish to enter.
Winning is not limited to matching the primary numbers. The lottery has a complex system for awarding prizes, which includes several categories:
- Matching one of the five main numbers drawn.
- Matching the thousand, hundred, or tens digit of any of the five main numbers.
- Winning tickets with numbers immediately preceding or following the first prize number.
- Tickets containing a tens digit identical to the three numbers immediately before or after the first prize's tens digit.
- Winning the unit digit of the first prize.
Each bilhete is divided into 10 fractions. A full ticket costs R$40, while a single fraction costs R$4. If a ticket wins a prize, the payout is proportional to the number of fractions purchased by the holder.
Draw Schedule & Frequency
The Federal Lottery operates on a regular schedule with multiple types of draws throughout the year. This structure ensures frequent opportunities for participation and varying prize pools.
The specific schedule for the different draws is:
- Quartou: Held every Wednesday.
- Extração Regular de Sábado: The standard weekly draw held every Saturday.
- Enricou: A special monthly draw held on a Saturday.
- Especial de Natal: An annual draw conducted in December.
The probability of winning the main prizes is directly linked to the total number of tickets emitted for each specific extraction. The next scheduled draw, following the contest 6036 results, is set for Wednesday, January 28, 2026.
Looking Ahead
With contest 6036 concluded, the focus now shifts to the upcoming draw on Wednesday. Participants who did not win this time have another opportunity to engage with the lottery's system of prizes and chances.
The Federal Lottery continues to be a popular form of entertainment, offering a structured way for players to test their luck with a variety of potential winning outcomes, from matching single digits to securing the full grand prize.
