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Friday, May 27, 2011

50 lotto millionaires



Tomorrows 6/55 lotto jackpot prize is expected to reach P315 million.

The odds of the GrandLotto 6/55 is 28,989,675.

You need P579,793,500.00 to bet all the combinations.


But people don't mind the odds and continue to bet. After all, 20 pesos can buy a dream.

Nobody won the 6/55 Grand Lotto draw last Wednesday May 25, 2011.
But last Monday May 23, 2011 45 lotto bettors picked five numbers of the six-digit winning combination and they each won the second prize worth P150,000.


50 lotto Millionaires

Since January this year, a total of 50 lucky bettors have won jackpot prizes ranging from P3 million to P61 million.

The 6/45 Mega Lotto draw produced 27 millionaires, followed by the 6/49 Super Lotto with 13 winners, and the 6/42 Regular Lotto with 10 winners.


The Super Lotto 6/49 again had two winners in the Tuesday (May 24) draw. The two winners will share the P16-million prize at stake.

One of them placed a bet in Montalban, Rizal, while the other bought the ticket in San, Miguel,Tarlac.

Friday, May 20, 2011

Friday the 13th




Who said Friday the 13th brings bad luck?
Not for an Ormoc City, Leyte, resident who won P43,017,157.80 during last Friday’s, May 13, after he placed a bet in the Mega Lotto 6/45 draw.


Balikbayan lotto winner 'loses' P223M

Remember the super lucky balikbayan from New York City, United States, who won P741.17-million in the Nov. 29, 2010 Grand Lotto 6/55 draw, the largest online lottery jackpot in the Philippines?

While his prize was tax-free in the Philippines, he lost P223 million in taxes to the United States government.

A very reliable source who is a top-level executive in a government agency relayed the information to the Manila Bulletin on the ironic twist of events experienced by the 60-year-old Filipino, a civil engineer who works in the Big Apple as building estimator.

Obviously, the source said, the balikbayan, who has been working for a long time in New York, is already a US citizen and green cardholder, thus he is covered by American tax laws.

He really cannot escape paying taxes to the US if he is an American citizen.

“Imagine, not a single centavo was deducted from his P741.17 million prize because lotto prizes in the country are pre-deducted with tax. So what the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) says is the lotto jackpot is exactly what every winner gets,” the source said.

He said he learned this information from an unimpeachable source who was privy to what happened to the balikbayan’s Grand Lotto bonanza.

He said his source told him that the winner took to the US half of his lotto winnings (about US$16 million) and deposited the rest with a bank in the Philippines for his retirement.

The source said it was not difficult for the US government to identify the balikbayan winner because he has to declare the money he was bringing in.

“Obviously, the US government 2011got wind of his lucky streak in Manila and asked him to haul all his lotto winnings to America. In the US, the balikbayan was assessed a 30 percent tax, which is about R223 million,” the source said.

“Malungkot din isipin kasi sa atin wala siyang binayaran na tax. Tapos sa US yon dapat mapakinabang niya ay nawala pa. Malaking halaga ang P223 million (It is sad to think that in Manila he did not pay any tax. But in the US what he should have was lost. P223 million is a big amount),” he said.

The balikbayan claimed his prize at the PCSO last Dec. 9 and had said then that he was planning to quit his job in New York and return to his native soil.

He was on a “sentimental journey” to the Philippines when he placed a P100 five Lucky Pick bets at a lotto outlet inside the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) in Olongapo City.

Source: Manila Bulletin
EDD K. USMAN

Saturday, May 14, 2011

Lotto winner says .... No comment


Tickets for today's Grand Lotto 6/55 will be selling fast in many outlets nationwide as people scramble to place their bets, pinning their hopes for a better life.

The estimated 2 to 3 million lotto bettors will again try their luck today to win the staggering P215 million jackpot of the Grand Lotto 6/55.

I`ve done all the calculations and our chances of winning the lotto is just...a combination of one lotto ticket.

Any guess who will win the next lotto jackpot?
A. Taxi driver
B. Teacher
C. Government employee
D. Sales lady
E. Balikbayan
F. Etc ...

“Here's something to think about:

How come you never see a headline like ... a Manghuhula (Fortuneteller) Wins the Lotto Jackpot?


A lotto winner Press conference

His name is Solomon Jackson Jr. The winner of a massive $259,900,000 jackpot. (P11 billion,180 million pesos jackpot). And... He's also the most interesting man in the world!

The most interesting man in the world? Ya, all you have to do is hear his press conference. The answers that he gave to questions were sooo intriguing:

How old are you, Solomon Jackson Jr? No comment.

Do you have kids? No comment.

What do you plan to do with the money? No comment.

Ohhh, a man of mystery.

Friday, May 6, 2011

Your chance of winning the lotto


Tomorrows 6/55 lotto jackpot prize more or less would be P185 million.

So for tomorrows draw, lotto bettors should have a ready plan for the P185 million. For me as long as you don't have any specific plan, then you will probably never win.


A total of 9 bettors missed only one number from the winning six-number combination of 6/55 lotto draw for last Saturday April 30 draw.. Each will receive P150,000 in consolation prize.

Remember the biggest lotto jackpot prize of P714 million won by a Filipino Balikbayan from New York ?

He bought 5 lucky pick combination for the 6/55 lotto draw in Subic.

Now comes our Boxing Champion Manny Pacquiao who will not be buying a single lotto ticket but will earn double from our biggest lotto prize of P714 million.

He will be earning P1.3 billion or even more for his fight with Shane Mosley.
Imagine this, He will be earning this amount in just a single day job.



Lone bettor wins P46-Million in the 6/49 lotto draw last Sunday May 1, 2011


The lucky bettor got the six-number winning set 08-09-18-23-43-45- drawn on Labor Day.

The bettor purchased the winning ticket in a lotto outlet on Tuazon St., Sampaloc, Manila.

The lotto winner is a printing machine operator, single female, 46, of Sampaloc, Manila.

She bought two lucky pick combination worth P40.

As I have always said, You don't need to buy worth hundreds or thousands of Pesos in a lotto ticket.

Even one bet will do .... Your chance of winning is just as good as anyone else's.


In reality, you only need God, a little luck and a P20 bet to hit it big.