Lotomania Contest 2875: R$3 Million Jackpot Rolls Over

The latest Lotomania drawing has concluded with no grand prize winner, sending the jackpot soaring for the next round of play. Contest 2875, held on Wednesday, January 14, failed to produce a ticket matching all 20 selected numbers.

This result triggers the accumulation of the top prize, creating a significant incentive for players in the upcoming draw. The absence of a jackpot winner means the stakes are higher for the next scheduled game.

While the grand prize remains unclaimed, thousands of participants still found success in lower prize tiers, demonstrating the game's broad appeal and multiple ways to win.

The numbers drawn for contest 2875 were carefully selected during the Wednesday night event. Players across the country checked their tickets against the official results, hoping for a life-changing match.

The winning combination for this round was:

• 9, 11, 12, 24, 27
• 32, 34, 44, 51, 53
• 54, 55, 67, 69, 71
• 75, 80, 81, 88, 97

These 20 numbers represent the complete set required to claim the multi-million dollar prize. Although no one achieved this feat, the draw produced numerous winners across six other prize categories.

The distribution of prizes followed the game's established structure, rewarding players based on their number of matches. The second prize tier was particularly lucrative for the five players who matched 19 numbers.

Each of these near-miss winners will receive R$43,830.78. The prize breakdown continued down to the 15-number threshold:

• 19 matches: 5 winners at R$43,830.78 each
• 18 matches: 52 winners at R$2,634.06 each
• 17 matches: 484 winners at R$282.99 each
• 16 matches: 3,122 winners at R$43.87 each
• 15 matches: 14,047 winners at R$9.75 each

This tiered system ensures that even players with fewer correct numbers receive a return on their R$3 wager.

Lotomania operates with a unique structure that distinguishes it from other lottery games. Participants must select 50 numbers from a field of 100 available on the play slip.

For those who prefer not to choose their own numbers, the system offers a Surpresinha option, where the Caixa Econômica Federal automatically generates the selection. Players can also mark fewer than 50 numbers and allow the system to complete the ticket.

The game awards prizes for matching 20, 19, 18, 17, 16, or 15 numbers, as well as a special prize for matching zero numbers. This creates multiple winning opportunities for every player.

The prize money in Lotomania is distributed according to a specific percentage allocation for each tier. The system is designed to reward both the jackpot chasers and those who come close.

The distribution percentages are as follows:

• 45% for 20 correct numbers
• 16% for 19 correct numbers
• 10% for 18 correct numbers
• 7% each for 17, 16, and 15 correct numbers
• 8% for zero correct numbers

When no one matches all 20 numbers, the 45% allocation for that tier accumulates to the next contest. For other tiers, prizes accumulate within their respective categories if no winners emerge.

For dedicated players, Lotomania offers the Teimosinha feature. This allows an apostador to use the same set of numbers for 2, 4, or 8 consecutive drawings, increasing their chances over time without re-purchasing each round.

Drawings are held three times weekly, creating consistent opportunities for players. The schedule is set for:

• Mondays at 9:00 PM
• Wednesdays at 9:00 PM
• Fridays at 9:00 PM

The next opportunity to play will be on Friday, January 16, when the accumulated R$3 million prize will be up for grabs once again.

The results of contest 2875 set the stage for an exciting Friday drawing. With the top prize now at R$3 million, anticipation is building among players.

While thousands celebrated smaller wins this week, all eyes will be on the next draw to see if a new millionaire will be created. The combination of a growing jackpot and multiple prize tiers continues to make Lotomania a popular choice for lottery enthusiasts.