Super Sete Jackpot Hits R$950k: Winning Numbers & Results

Contest 798 of the Super Sete lottery concluded on Wednesday, January 14, leaving the top prize unclaimed. The absence of a grand prize winner has caused the jackpot to roll over, significantly increasing the potential payout for the next round of play.

While the ultimate prize remains elusive, the drawing produced thousands of winners across various prize tiers. The results highlight the competitive nature of the lottery, where matching all seven columns proves difficult, but smaller victories are frequent.

The draw was administered by the Caixa Econômica Federal, which manages the lottery operations. As the jackpot grows, public interest in the game typically surges ahead of the next scheduled event.

The primary headline from the most recent drawing is the accumulated jackpot of R$950,000. This amount represents the grand prize that will be carried over to the next contest, offering a substantial reward for players who can predict the seven drawn numbers with perfect accuracy.

Despite the lack of a perfect score, significant prizes were distributed to players who came close. The second-highest tier, requiring six correct columns, saw two winning tickets. Each of these winners is set to receive R$10,315.07.

Prize distribution continued down through the following tiers:

• 5 Columns Correct: 39 winning tickets (R$755.68 each)
• 4 Columns Correct: 477 winning tickets (R$61.78 each)
• 3 Columns Correct: 4,031 winning tickets (R$6.00 each)

The next opportunity to win this accumulated prize is scheduled for Friday, January 16.

The Super Sete is a column-based lottery game where players must select numbers for seven distinct columns. In each column, the player chooses one number from a range of 0 to 9. The game mechanics allow for flexibility in how players construct their tickets.

For those looking to increase their odds, the system allows for multiple bets. A player can select up to 14 additional numbers, bringing the maximum total to 21 numbers per ticket. However, the number of selections per column is capped at a maximum of three and a minimum of one.

Two automated options are available to players:

• Surpresinha: The Caixa Econômica Federal randomly selects the numbers.
• Teimosinha: Automatically repeats the same game for 3, 6, 9, or 12 consecutive draws.

A standard play costs R$3.00. Prizes are awarded for tickets matching at least three of the seven drawn numbers.

The financial structure of the Super Sete is designed to distribute a significant portion of revenue back to players. The total prize pool corresponds to 43.79% of the total amount collected from ticket sales for the contest.

This pool is divided among winners based on a specific percentage breakdown. The largest share, 55%, is reserved for the players who successfully match all seven columns. The remaining prize money is split among the lower tiers.

The distribution breakdown is as follows:

• 7 Columns: 55% of the prize pool
• 6 Columns: 15% of the prize pool
• 5 Columns: 15% of the prize pool
• 4 Columns: 15% of the prize pool

Unlike the other tiers which share a percentage of the pool, the tier for matching 3 columns receives a fixed payout of R$5.00 per winning ticket, deducted from the total prize fund before percentage distribution.

Players have three opportunities each week to participate in the Super Sete. The draws are held consistently on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.

All drawings take place at 21:00 (9:00 PM) local time. This schedule allows for regular accumulation of the jackpot when the top prize is not won, as seen in the transition from contest 798 to the upcoming contest.

The focus now shifts to the upcoming drawing on Friday, where the R$950,000 jackpot will be up for grabs. The accumulated prize represents a significant increase over the standard payout, likely driving higher ticket sales for the next contest.

While the odds of matching all seven columns remain long, the recent results demonstrate that thousands of players secure smaller victories in every drawing. The fixed prize for matching three columns ensures that even modest success is rewarded.

As the lottery cycle continues, the prize structure remains consistent, offering a tiered system of rewards that balances the high-risk, high-reward nature of the grand prize with more accessible smaller wins.