Brazilian lottery players checked their tickets Thursday night after the latest Quina draw on February 26, 2026 revealed the five winning numbers. With no grand prize winner confirmed, the jackpot now climbs to an estimated R$2,700,000 for the next draw scheduled on Friday, February 27.
Quina remains one of Brazil’s most popular daily lottery games, known for its straightforward format and frequent draws.
Quina Winning Numbers – February 26, 2026
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Draw Date | Thursday, February 26, 2026 |
| Winning Numbers | 15 – 25 – 37 – 79 – 80 |
| Jackpot Status | Rolled Over |
| Next Draw Date | Friday, February 27, 2026 |
| Estimated Jackpot | R$2,700,000 |
With no bettor matching all five numbers, the top prize carries over, increasing anticipation for the next drawing.
How Quina Works
Quina is operated nationwide and offers draws almost every day of the week. Players select five numbers from 1 to 80, and prizes are awarded for matching:
- 5 numbers (Quina)
- 4 numbers (Quadra)
- 3 numbers (Terno)
- 2 numbers (Duque)
Because of its lower entry cost and more frequent draws compared to larger jackpot games, Quina appeals to both casual players and regular bettors.
Next Draw: Friday, February 27, 2026
The next Quina draw is scheduled for Friday evening. Ticket sales typically close shortly before the official draw time, and results are published immediately afterward through authorized lottery channels.
Players are advised to check results only through official platforms and keep tickets in good condition for prize claims.
(FAQs)
1. How long do Quina winners have to claim their prize?
Winners usually have 90 days from the draw date to claim their prize. After this period, unclaimed winnings are allocated according to federal lottery regulations.
2. What happens if more than one person wins the jackpot?
If multiple tickets match all five numbers, the jackpot is divided equally among all winners.
3. Can players choose more than five numbers?
Yes. Players can select up to 15 numbers on a single ticket, which increases the chances of winning but also raises the cost of the bet.
4. Are Quina prizes paid in installments?
No. Quina prizes are typically paid in a lump sum, depending on the prize amount and claim location.