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Taiwan man’s S$35 lottery ticket wins S$76.9 million with grand prize and 7 2nd prizes

Man in Taiwan wins S$76.9 million lottery jackpot after placing bets in Taichung

A man in Taichung, Taiwan, became an overnight billionaire after snagging a jaw-dropping NT$1.753 billion (S$76.9 million) jackpot prize on Thursday (26 June) night.

Taiwan Lottery confirmed that the punter spent NT$800 (S$35) on his bets, placed at a lottery outlet in the western district of Taichung City.

Source: Google Maps. For illustrative purposes only.

In addition to winning the massive jackpot, the lucky punter also won seven second prizes, each worth NT$2.14 million (S$93,756).

Winner only spent S$35 on bets

System records showed that the player had selected a combination of self-picked and computer-generated numbers for his bet.

With this strategy, they not only won the jackpot but also secured seven second prizes, each valued at S$93,756, bringing the total winnings to S$76.9 million.

100 extra prizes offered, each worth S$43,800

According to Taiwan Lottery, its Grand Lottery has included a Dragon Boat Festival bonus since 20 May, offering 100 additional NT$1 million (S$43,800) prizes.

Currently, seven of these special prizes have yet to be claimed.

Also read: M’sian man hits S$5.78M lottery jackpot with combination of hotel room & car plate numbers

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Featured image adapted from Google Maps. Image is for illustrative purposes only.

Thanawut Fasaisirinan

When faced with boredom, Bank lets the notes of music and the pull of gaming fill the empty hours.

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