The Quina lottery’s 7091st draw on August 13, 2026, saw numbers 05, 42, 53, 57, and 59 selected in São Paulo (SP), with an estimated prize of R$4.6 million for the top tier, according to multiple sources.
The Quina lottery’s 7091st draw on August 13, 2026, concluded with the selection of numbers 05, 42, 53, 57, and 59 at São Paulo’s Espaço da Sorte, as reported by Infomoney and Estadão. The top-tier prize, which had accumulated to R$4.6 million, remained unclaimed, according to R7 and Estadão. The draw, conducted by the Caixa Econômica Federal, marked the sixth weekly lottery of the year, with results broadcast live on the Caixa’s YouTube and Facebook channels.
Numbers Drawn and Prize Details
The winning numbers for the 7091st Quina draw were 05, 42, 53, 57, and 59, as confirmed by Infomoney and Estadão. The estimated prize for matching all five numbers was R$4.6 million, though R7 noted that this amount had been accumulated over previous draws. The draw took place at the Espaço da Sorte in São Paulo, a venue regularly used for federal lottery events. No winners were reported in the top tier, triggering an accumulation of the prize for the next draw, per Estadão.
The prize structure for the Quina includes five payout tiers, rewarding matches of two (Duque), three (Terno), four (Quadra), or five numbers (Quina). The prize distribution for the 7091st draw had not been finalized at the time of publication, with details expected to be released on the official Loterias Caixa portal.
How to Play the Quina
Apostas for the Quina can be placed at authorized lotteries or through the Caixa’s official app and website. Players select 5 to 15 numbers from a pool of 80, with the minimum bet costing R$3 for five numbers, as outlined by Estadão. The price increases with the number of selected digits, and players can opt for automated number selection (Surpresinha) or extend their bets across multiple draws (Teimosinha). Bolões, or group bets, require a minimum of R$15, with individual cotas starting at R$4, according to Estadão.
The Quina’s prize pool is calculated as 43.79% of total ticket sales, with 35% allocated to the top tier, 15% to the Quadra, 10% to the Terno, and 10% to the Duque. If no tickets match the top tier, the prize rolls over to the next draw, as explained by Estadão.
Accumulated Prizes and Next Draw
Winners have 90 days from the draw date to claim their prizes, after which unclaimed funds are transferred to the Fundo de Financiamento Estudantil (FIES).
What This Means for Players
The Quina’s structure, which allows for group bets and extended draws, offers flexibility for those seeking to improve their odds, according to Estadão.
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