See which card has the most and least drawn numbers and increase your chances of winning R$570 million – Money Times

the next day Sunday 31 Decemberthe Caixa Economica Federal It will run out Mega da Ferrada 2023 draw. Hey Contest No. 2670 from Sina Mega A will pay Standard award You can 570 million Brazilian reals. If you want to increase your chances of winning the jackpot, it's worth checking this out The most and least drawn numbers In previous years.

This is because the probability of getting all six numbers correct is one in 50 million. Moreover, to this day, in history End of year mega cenaor prize He never came out with a single winner.

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To make your life easier, instead of memorizing dozens, Money times Created a more practical and visual way to guide filling out cards and improve your aim. It is a card, like the Mega da Virada card, where each ten receives a colour, according to the number of times they have been drawn in the previous 14 Mega da Virada contests.

The orange color indicates the ten emerging heroes. Yellow color, runner-up. The light yellow color indicates numbers that have been drawn three times during the 14 years of Mega Sena da Virada. Blue indicates scores drawn twice in this period. Light Blue, who has only been eliminated once in 14 contests.

Find out where the most and least drawn numbers are on the Mega da Virada card:

Pay special attention to the red color, which denotes the 11 numbers that have never (yes, ever) been drawn since the launch of Mega da Virada in 2008. Of course, being a game, who knows, who knows, one of these underdogs will appear this year And turns someone into a millionaire.

Mega da Virada 2023: Prize of R$ 570 million does not accumulate

Card created by Money times It is a convenient way for you to quickly identify which areas of the Mega da Virada card have the best and worst draw chances. Just leave it open on your cell phone or computer screen and fill your games.

Or it wouldn't hurt to print it out and take it to the lottery to use as glue while you fill out your cards.

It is worth noting that the Mega da Virada prize is not cumulative like regular draws, which means that if no one matches the six numbers drawn, the prize goes to whoever matches five numbers, and so on.

What is the return on the Mega da Ferrada prize?

The team is in Money times The amount this amount of R$570 million would generate if invested in less risky investments was simulated Fixed incomefor a year.

For the simulation, current rate values ​​were used. Therefore, the effective Selic and CDI ratio is 11.65% and IPCA is 3.85%. IR values ​​have been deducted from the investments in which they are charged.

In a savings account, the least profitable investment in Brazil, the accumulated net profit would be R$38.5 million in one year. This figure is equivalent to just over 3 million Brazilian riyals per month. By investing in community development banks, you can earn R$54.8 million in the same period, or R$4.6 million per month.

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Managing editor of the Mal Times newspaper

He joined the Money Times in 2019, after working as a reporter and editor. He graduated in Journalism from ECA/USP in 2000, holds a Master's degree in Political Science from FLCH/USP and an MBA in Derivatives and Economic Information from FIA/BM&F Bovespa. He began his work in mainstream journalism in 2000, as an InvestNews correspondent for Gazeta Mercantil. Since then, he has written about economics, politics, business and finance for Agência Estado, Exam.com, IstoÉ Dinheiro and O Financista, among others.

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He joined the Money Times in 2019, after working as a reporter and editor. He graduated in Journalism from ECA/USP in 2000, holds a Master's degree in Political Science from FLCH/USP and an MBA in Derivatives and Economic Information from FIA/BM&F Bovespa. He began his work in mainstream journalism in 2000, as an InvestNews correspondent for Gazeta Mercantil. Since then, he has written about economics, politics, business and finance for Agência Estado, Exam.com, IstoÉ Dinheiro and O Financista, among others.