Man gets drunk with friends and ignores his phone despite winning Vietlott lottery worth nearly 70 billion VND

This is Vietlott's highest-valued Jackpot 2 prize via SMS channel.

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Recently, the Vietnam Lottery Company (Vietlott) has awarded the 2nd Jackpot prize of the Power 6/45 product with the largest value through the Vietlott SMS phone channel.

Specifically, Vietlott has awarded the 2nd Jackpot prize of the Power 6/55 lottery worth 67,784,892,000 đồng for the #01018 drawing to Mr. MT – the owner of a Viettel phone number.

Sharing about the prize, Mr. T. said that on that evening, he went out for a party with his friends. After coming home, he went to bed and didn’t check his phone.

Early the next morning, when he woke up, Mr. T. checked his messages and was surprised to find that he had won the Vietlott 2nd Jackpot prize worth over 67 billion dong. Extremely excited and happy, he shared the news with his parents and his wife.

At the award ceremony, in the spirit of sharing, Mr. T. donated 600 million dong to the Tam Tai Viet Fund to carry out social security programs, helping difficult circumstances in society.

According to the regulations of the Personal Income Tax Law, Mr. T. will have to pay about 6.7 billion VND in tax. As such, the bonus that this person receives is about 61 billion VND.

Previously, Vietlott announced that on April 6, 2024, a customer won the 2nd Jackpot prize of the Power 6/55 product worth over 67.784 billion dong. It is known that this lottery ticket has the second largest value in the history of Vietlott’s Jackpot 2 prize.

According to the regulations, the player who wins the 2nd Jackpot prize is the owner of a Vietlott ticket with a number string that matches 5 pairs of numbers of the 1st Jackpot prize and an extraordinary number.

The lottery draw results show that the winning number for the Jackpot 1 prize drawn on the evening of April 6 was 09-13-20-30-39-54 and the special number was 23.

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