Man In Salvador Wins R$ 73 Million Lottery Prize With Simple R$ 3.50 Bet On Timemania And Joins List Of Millionaires In Brazil; Check The Drawn Numbers By Caixa

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 31/12/2025 at 07:41

Updated on 31/12/2025 at 07:42

Um morador de Salvador, na Bahia, acertou sozinho os números da Timemania e levou um prêmio de mais de R$ 73 milhões. Veja os detalhes do jogo, os números sorteados pela Caixa e como funciona essa loteria.

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A resident of Salvador, Bahia guessed the Timemania numbers on his own and won a prize of over R$ 73 million. See the details of the game, the numbers drawn by Caixa, and how this lottery works.

A life-changing turn with a ticket in hand! Can you imagine leaving home with just over three reais in your pocket and, hours later, discovering that your life changed forever? That’s exactly what happened in Salvador, Bahia, last Saturday, December 27. A resident of the capital got all the numbers right in Timemania draw 2336 and secured a prize of R$ 73,235,115.40, making it to the list of those who managed to win the lottery with a simple bet.

The Prize That Made History in Salvador

The lucky winner registered the ticket at Loteria Salvador Shopping, one of the most well-known shopping centers in the city. The bet was a simple type, with 10 numbers, and cost only R$ 3.50.

According to official information from CAIXA Lotteries, Timemania is one of the modalities that arouses the most curiosity precisely because it allows for large prizes with low bet amounts.

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Numbers Drawn by Caixa in Draw 2336

The draw took place at the traditional Espaço da Sorte in São Paulo, with broadcasting and auditing by Caixa. The numbers drawn by Caixa were:

03 – 08 – 18 – 22 – 38 – 44 – 64
Favorite Team: Coritiba (PR)

This information can be checked directly on the official portal of Caixa Econômica Federal, where updated results of all lottery modalities are available.

It Was Not Just the Main Winner

Although only one bettor took home the maximum prize, other tiers were also awarded in the draw:

17 bets got 6 numbers right and won R$ 34,657.51 each;
642 bets got 5 numbers right and received R$ 1,311.03;
11,784 bets got 4 numbers right and won R$ 10.50;
108,212 bets got 3 numbers right and recovered the bet amount: R$ 3.50;
In the favorite team, 39,491 bets won R$ 8.50.

These numbers show how Timemania distributes prizes across various tiers, increasing the chances of a return for participants.

How Does Timemania Work?

In Timemania, the player chooses 10 numbers from 80 available and also a favorite team. Wins are awarded to those who match from 3 to 7 numbers or just the team.

According to CAIXA itself, part of the revenue collected also helps finance Brazilian football clubs.

Dream, Luck, and Planning

Financial education specialists always remind us that winning the lottery is rare, but when it happens, it requires responsibility.

In recent content published by Banco Central do Brasil, the guidance is to seek planning, professional support, and caution before making significant financial decisions.

And you, what would you do with R$ 73 million? This case shows that a simple game can change everything, even with a simple bet of a few reais. Leave your comment saying what you would do if you were the next millionaire or share this article with that friend who never misses a lottery bet!

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Man In Salvador Wins R$ 73 Million Lottery Prize With Simple R$ 3.50 Bet On Timemania And Joins List Of Millionaires In Brazil; Check The Drawn Numbers By Caixa

A resident of Salvador, Bahia guessed the Timemania numbers on his own and won a prize of over R$ 73 million. See the details of the game, the numbers drawn by Caixa, and how this lottery works.

The Prize That Made History in Salvador

Numbers Drawn by Caixa in Draw 2336

It Was Not Just the Main Winner

How Does Timemania Work?

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Man In Salvador Wins R$ 73 Million Lottery Prize With Simple R$ 3.50 Bet On Timemania And Joins List Of Millionaires In Brazil; Check The Drawn Numbers By Caixa

A resident of Salvador, Bahia guessed the Timemania numbers on his own and won a prize of over R$ 73 million. See the details of the game, the numbers drawn by Caixa, and how this lottery works.

The Prize That Made History in Salvador

Numbers Drawn by Caixa in Draw 2336

It Was Not Just the Main Winner

How Does Timemania Work?

Dream, Luck, and Planning

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