Caixa Econômica Federal Draws Winning Numbers for Quina Contest 7108

Lottery officials conducted the draw for the popular daily game under standard evening procedures, publishing a prize pool that reached R$ 12.480.330,56 for the main tier. The mid-week drawing brought standard betting activity across authorized channels, inviting participants nationwide to track results against their registered slips.

On the evening of this Wednesday (2), Caixa Econômica Federal held the draw for Quina contest 7108, at the Espaço da Sorte, in São Paulo (SP). The initial estimate for the main prize was R$ 12.4 million.

Winning Numbers and Official Results for Quina Contest 7108

The winning numbers drawn for the Quina 7108 drawing comprised 30 – 67 – 28 – 04 – 29. The event formed part of a multi-lottery evening at the central venue in São Paulo, which also featured drawings for Lotofácil, Lotomania, Dupla Sena, and Super Sete.

The numbers for Quina contest number 7108 were drawn on the evening of this Wednesday (2). The drawn numbers were: 30 – 67 – 28 – 04 – 29.

At the time of publication, Caixa had not yet released the full breakdown of the contest. Following the event, Caixa began the complete verification of the results.

Betting Rules, Prize Tiers, and Odds Structure

Participants engaging with the game select between 5 and 15 numbers out of 80 available options on the wagering ticket. To try their luck in Quina, the bettor can mark from 5 to 15 numbers among the 80 available on the ticket. Prizes are won by those who hit 2, 3, 4, or 5 numbers. The minimum bet in Quina consists of marking five numbers among the 80 available on the slip, at a cost of R$ 3.00. It is possible to choose up to 15 numbers in the same bet, increasing the value and the chances of winning according to the quantity of numbers selected.

Quina holds six draws per week, at 9 PM (Brasília time) from Monday to Friday, and also on Sundays, at 11 AM. This frequency provides multiple opportunities for bettors to compete for the prizes of this modality.

Payout allocations draw from a fixed percentage of total contest revenue. The amounts destined for prizes correspond to 43.79% of the total revenue of the contest. According to operating rules administered by the bank, total prize pools absorb 43.79% of total ticket sales collected for the specific draw cycle.

• Quina (5 hits): Of this amount, 35% are reserved for those who hit five numbers (quina).
• Quadra (4 hits): 15% for those who mark four (quadra).
• Terno (3 hits): 10% for those who hit three (terno).
• Duque (2 hits): and another 10% for those who achieve two hits (duque).
• Special Reserves: Additionally, 15% of the value accumulates for special contests, such as the Quina de São João or for contests ending in 5. When there are no winners in a certain tier in a contest, the values accumulate for the corresponding tier of the next drawing.

Claiming Prizes and Expiration Timelines

Winners face strict regulatory windows to collect funds. Prizes expire in 90 days after the date of the draw. All claims carry a strict 90-day expiration window running from the official draw date. If not claimed within this period, the amounts are transferred to the National Treasury for the Student Financing Fund (FIES).

Redemption procedures vary based on the total value of the payout. According to current rules, bettors awarded prizes of up to R$ 1,700.16 net can withdraw at any Caixa agency or lottery shop, as well as being able to opt for transfer to a Mercado Pago account. Winners holding tickets valued up to R$ 1,700.16 net can process their claims at regular lottery retail agents, designated bank branches, or via digital transfer options like Mercado Pago. For higher values, redemption must occur at bank agencies, upon presentation of the betting receipt and an official document with a CPF.