Simple ticket
- Input
- 6, 19, 27, 41, 55 + bônus 3
- Expected output
- Quantos dos 184 sorteios bateram 1 acerto + a Millionaire Ball
It's the minimum payout tier.
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Millionaire for Life simulator
Millionaire for Life, which debuted in February 2026 replacing Cash4Life and Lucky for Life, drawn every night and paying its top prize as an income for life, has only 184 draws banked, the shortest history in this suite, tested here against 5 numbers from 1 to 58 plus a bonus ball (1 to 5). The simple ticket costs $5, the figure behind every calculation on this page.
It's the minimum payout tier.
Number 55 appeared in 12.5% of the 184 draws.
Number 50 has gone 47 draws without appearing.
It compares your numbers with the result of every draw ever held of the chosen lottery, counts the hits in each and sums how many times you would have won a prize.
It's the shortest history in this suite, since the lottery launched recently; the simulator shows what has happened across those 184 draws, but any percentage here carries more noise than an older lottery would.
No. It counts hits, not the payout format; the top prize is paid as income for life, a detail the simulator's hit count doesn't factor in.
Yes, as long as it's paired with the bonus ball. It's the minimum payout tier and the most common one across the 184 draws simulated.
Because Millionaire for Life, which debuted in February 2026 replacing Cash4Life and Lucky for Life, drawn every night and paying its top prize as an income for life, is still new; even drawing every night, it hasn't had time to build the history of the older lotteries in this suite.
Simulation over past results. Each draw is independent: past performance does not predict future results.