Super Sete Jackpot Hits R$1.2 Million After No Grand Winner

The Super Sete lottery has seen its grand prize swell significantly following the most recent drawing. Contest 801, which took place on Wednesday, concluded without a single player matching all seven numbers required to claim the top prize.

As a result, the accumulated jackpot has now reached a substantial R$1.2 million. While the grand prize remains unclaimed, the draw produced numerous winners across lower prize tiers, with one lucky player coming just one number short of the ultimate payout.

The draw for contest 801 yielded specific results across its seven columns. While the full sequence of winning numbers is available for verification, the financial outcomes for players are clear. The absence of a seven-number match meant the top prize rolled over, but significant rewards were still distributed.

The most substantial prize of the night went to a single bettor who successfully matched six numbers. This winner will receive R$21,830.09. The distribution of prizes continued down to the third tier, where thousands of players secured returns.

The complete breakdown of winners and their respective prizes is as follows:

• 7 Acertos: 0 winners (Jackpot accumulates to R$1.2 million)
• 6 Acertos: 1 winner (R$21,830.09)
• 5 Acertos: 39 winners (R$799.63 each)
• 4 Acertos: 515 winners (R$60.55 each)
• 3 Acertos: 4,311 winners (R$6.00 each)

Super Sete is a unique lottery game administered by the Caixa Econômica Federal. Unlike traditional lotteries that draw from a single pool of numbers, Super Sete requires players to select one number from 0 to 9 for each of seven distinct columns. To win the jackpot, a player must match the single number drawn for each of the seven columns.

Players have flexibility in how they construct their bets. They may choose to mark a minimum of one or up to three numbers per column, depending on the size of their wager. For those who prefer not to select their own numbers, the Surpresinha option allows the Caixa Econômica Federal to choose the numbers automatically.

Additionally, the Teimosinha feature allows players to repeat the same game for 3, 6, 9, or 12 consecutive draws. The standard cost for a single Super Sete bet is R$3.00.

The financial mechanics of the Super Sete lottery are designed to distribute a significant portion of revenue back to players. The gross prize pool corresponds to 43.79% of the total revenue generated by the game.

This pool is allocated according to a specific hierarchy of prize tiers. The largest share, 55%, is reserved for bettors who achieve the rare feat of matching all seven numbers. The remaining percentages are divided among those with fewer matches, with a fixed prize structure for the lowest winning tier.

The distribution breakdown is detailed below:

• 7 Matches: 55% of the prize pool
• 6 Matches: 15% of the prize pool
• 5 Matches: 15% of the prize pool
• 4 Matches: 15% of the prize pool
• 3 Matches: Fixed prize of R$5.00 per winner

It is important to note that the fixed prize of R$5.00 for three matches is deducted from the total prize pool before the remaining percentages are calculated.

Super Sete offers players frequent opportunities to participate, with three draws held every week. The drawings take place on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 21:00 (9:00 PM).

Following the results of contest 801, the next opportunity to play will be this Friday, January 23. The accumulated jackpot of R$1.2 million will be the prize at stake, offering a significant return on a R$3.00 investment for the next set of lucky winners.

The latest Super Sete draw highlights the growing potential of the game's jackpot. With no grand winner in contest 801, the prize pool has expanded, increasing the incentive for players to try their luck in the upcoming Friday drawing.

While the top prize remains elusive, the game continues to reward players at multiple levels, from the single six-number winner to the thousands of three-number matchers. The structured prize distribution ensures that a wide range of players receive payouts, maintaining the game's appeal across different tiers of success.