PCSO rejects claim of P12.3 million lotto jackpot.

6/45 :          NO WINNER
DATE :       NOV.5, 2014
RESULT :   2-12-24-25-43-44

6/55 :          NO WINNER
DATE :       NOV.5, 2014
RESULT :   17-22-29-30-37-42


6/42
Draw date 11/6/14
Estimated Jackpot Prize P37M

6/49
Draw date 11/6/14
Estimated Jackpot Prize P16M

6/45 
Draw date 11/7/14
Estimated Jackpot Prize P67M

6/55
Draw date 11/8/14
Estimated Jackpot Prize P38M


6/49 1 winner
Draw date 11/4/14
Jackpot Prize P16 Million

A lucky lotto bettor  is now a millionaire after winning the jackpot of  6/49 ( 11/4/14 ) draw.

The bettor got the combination of 3-11-21-29-43-47  to win the jackpot worth  P16 million.


6/49 1 winner
Draw date 10/30/14
Jackpot Prize P46,577,516.00

A lucky lotto bettor  is now a millionaire after winning the jackpot of  6/49 ( 10/30/14 ) draw.

The bettor got the combination of  2-5-11-13-42-49 to win the jackpot worth  P46.5 million.


PCSO rejects claim of P12.3 million lotto jackpot.

The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office on Tuesday Oct 23, 2014 maintained its decision not to award the P12.3-million jackpot lotto ticket won by a former migrant worker  after  he defaced the lotto ticket.

At a hearing conducted by the House committee on games and amusement chaired by Cavite Rep. Elpidio Barzaga, Jr.

Lawmakers made an appeal to the PCSO to reconsider the tampered lotto ticket with a winning number combination jackpot won by Antonio Failon Mendoza, 46.

Mendoza claimed he won the lotto 42 (Grand Lotto) jackpot last month and presented a defaced lotto ticket whose number combination could not be clearly evaluated.

PCSO General Manager Jose Ferdinand Rojas II lamented that the winning lotto number combination has still to be validated as the state lottery firm and even the Commission on Audit (CoA) are strict about validating winning tickets.

Rojas told Barzaga’s panel that strict regulations prevented him from giving Mendoza the P12,991,600 jackpot for the October 2 draw.

“Mr. Mendoza’s problem will be closely studied, it has already been referred to the legal department.

The recommendation of the legal department is for us to follow the rules regarding the determination of the winning ticket,” Rojas said.

Rojas said the PCSO  would still have to wait for  one year to “act on the claim of Mendoza”.

Source : Manila Standard Today
       By:  Maricel Cruz

Winning lotto Ticket stolen from Wallet ?

6/45 :          NO WINNER
DATE :       OCT.29, 2014
RESULT :   1-6-19-28-35-40

6/55 :          NO WINNER
DATE :       OCT.29, 2014
RESULT :   14-34-39-43-51-54


6/49
Draw date 10/30/14
Estimated Jackpot Prize P47M

6/42
Draw date 10/30/14
Estimated Jackpot Prize P27M

6/45 
Draw date 10/31/14
Estimated Jackpot Prize P49M

6/55
Draw date 11/1/14
Estimated Jackpot Prize P30M


6/55 2 winners
Draw date 10/15/14
Jackpot Prize P30,940,932.00

Two lucky lotto bettors from  Aparri, Cagayan and Castillejos, Zambales are now millionaires after winning the jackpot of  6/55 ( 10/15/14 ) draw.

The bettors got the combination of 1-13-16-19-22-39  to win the jackpot worth  P30.9 million or P15,470,466.00 each.

The winner from Castillejos, Zambales is a 66 years old female fruit vendor who bought four lucky pick combinations worth P80.

One of the  lucky pick combinations was 1-13-16-19-22-39  that won the jackpot.

 
Two News stories about a lotto bettor who claimed that his winning lotto ticket was stolen and the real winner who claimed the jackpot prize.


P295 million winning lotto Ticket  stolen from Wallet?

A DRIVER who claimed that he won the winning combination of the 6/55 lotto draw last September 27,2014 accused his brother and sister-in-law of stealing his ticket.

The numbers are 8-11-17-22-35-42 and the prize is P294.6 million, which Nilo (real name withheld) has not touched yet.

Lawyer Caesar Tabotabo filed a theft complaint against Mario and the latter’s wife Ludie (real names withheld) before the Mandaue City Prosecutor’s Office last Wednesday.

Nilo also lodged a complaint against the couple before the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) Cebu branch last September 30.

Tabotabo, in a phone interview, said he was informed Thursday morning by PCSO Cebu branch head Glen Rada that someone already claimed the prize at the PCSO main office in Manila.

He said PCSO should not have released the money yet because they have a pending complaint. “When I called the main office, I was passed around,” said Tabotabo.

The lawyer said they might file a complaint against PCSO for releasing the prize.

PCSO Cebu branch administrative officer Elaine Villaflor said a man in his 60s claimed the money at the PCSO central office past 9 a.m.

“It was not the brother who claimed the prize today,” she said in Cebuano.

Nilo said he bought the ticket at a lotto outlet in Barangay Pit-os in Cebu City at around 4 p.m. last September 27, after he delivered sacks of rice to his employer’s customer. PCSO’s system, however, shows that the ticket was bought at 8:49 a.m.

After getting the ticket from the outlet operator, he kept the ticket inside his wallet.

The next day, he went to his brother’s house in Mandaue City. While there, he placed his wallet on the table.

He later learned that he won the lottery after he read the winning combination in the newspaper.

He went back to the table and opened his wallet. He discovered the ticket was gone.

Tabotabo said it was possible that Nilo’s sister-in-law stole the lotto ticket. Nilo confronted Ludie but the latter denied she stole the ticket.

“The driver asked the son of his brother about the ticket,” said Tabotabo in Cebuano.
“The boy answered that his mother got the ticket.”

Last September 30, Nilo went back to his brother’s house. Mario and Ludie had left.
“He did not know what to do,” said Tabotabo.

He said they did not file the theft complaint right away because Nilo wanted to settle the issue with Mario amicably, but they did not reach a settlement.

The alleged theft was also recorded in the blotter of the Mandaue City Police Office Station 1.

PCSO Visayas head Federico Damole said he knew about the incident but he refused to issue a statement because it was Rada who accepted the complaint.

Villaflor said the winning ticket was bought at 8:49 a.m., according to the PCSO data system. She said Nilo presented to Rada a bet slip, which is used in shading numbers, as an evidence.

“The slip can easily be acquired by the bettor because it is placed outside the lotto outlet,” she said in Cebuano.

Nilo claimed that he wrote his name and his signature at back of the ticket.

Villaflor said they always check the ticket if it has been tampered with before they release the prize money.

They also require the bettor to present two valid identification cards.

She said their system shows where and when the ticket was bought.
“Kon isa ra ang winner, isa ra gyod ang winner,” she said.

Source : Sunstar Cebu
       By: Kevin A. Lagunda



6/55 1 winner
Draw date 9/27/14
Jackpot Prize P294,602,336.00

A 79-year-old retired government employee from Cebu City has claimed the jackpot in the 6/55 Grand Lotto drawn last Sept. 27, the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) announced yesterday.

PCSO acting chairman Jose Ferdinand Rojas II said the winner picked the six-digit winning combination 8-11-17-22-35-42 , which had a jackpot prize of P294.6 million.

Rojas said the retiree told him he had been betting on the combination since 1996. He said he combined his and his wife’s birth dates and bet P100 for five sets of tickets at a lotto outlet in Cebu City.

Rojas handed the check to the winner – who was with his wife, children and grandchildren – at the PCSO’s main office in Mandaluyong last Friday.

The winner said he would donate a portion of his winnings to their church, invest in a business and share the money with his children and relatives.

Source: The Philippine Star
      By: Perseus Echeminada,

No Ticket No Payment

6/55 :          NO WINNER
DATE :       OCT.22, 2014
RESULT :   7-8-10-15-40-52

6/45 :          NO WINNER
DATE :       OCT.22, 2014
RESULT :   5-17-21-24-33-40


6/49
Draw date 10/23/14
Estimated Jackpot Prize P34M

6/42
Draw date 10/23/14
Estimated Jackpot Prize P17M

6/45
Draw date 10/24/14
Estimated Jackpot Prize P34M

6/55
Draw date 10/25/14
Estimated Jackpot Prize P30M


6/55 2 winners
Draw date 10/15/14
Jackpot Prize P30,940,932.00

Two lucky lotto bettors from  Aparri, Cagayan and Castillejos, Zambales. are now millionaires after winning the jackpot of  6/55 ( 10/15/14 ) draw.

The bettors got the combination of 1-13-16-19-22-39  to win the jackpot worth  P30.9 million or P15,470,466.00 each.


6/49 1 winner
Draw date 10/5/14
Jackpot Prize P90,126,700.00

A 67 years old retired taxi driver from Novaliches, Quezon city is now a millionaire after winning the jackpot of  6/49 ( 10/5/14 ) draw.

The bettor bought three lotto combinations worth P60.

One of the combinations was  6-11-13-29-43-48 to win the jackpot worth  P90.1 million

He had been a lotto bettor since 1995.


No Ticket No Payment.

A former overseas Filipino worker  failed to claim his P12-million lottery prize after his daughter used a flat iron to smooth out the crumpled ticket.

Antonio Failon Mendoza of Calaca, Batangas claims that he won P12 million in the October 2 draw.

He was supposed to go to the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) to claim his prize when his grandchild got hold of his ticket and crumpled it.

Out of fear that they would not be able to claim the ticket, his daughter decided to iron out the ticket.
However, a big part of the ticket got burned, making it useless and impossible to read.

According to the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO), they follow specific guidelines in claiming prices, which includes a "no ticket, no payment" policy. The ticket should also be readable.

PCSO General Manager Ferdinand Roxas II said they imposed stricter guidelines to discourage fake claimants from trooping to their office.

Meanwhile, the outlet where Mendoza bought the ticket confirmed that a certain ticket with the winning combination was bought from them.

PCSO is also looking at other possible ways that Mendoza can claim his prize.


Cash turned into stone.

It was a literal case of trying to “iron out a problem” but instead of “solving” the problem of a crumpled ticket, the hot iron defaced the lucky numbers of a Lotto bettor who hit the P12.391 million jackpot.

Thus, the defaced ticket could not be “read” and validated by the lotto machine of the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office.

That’s the sad fate of the winning Lotto ticket of Antonio Failon Mendoza whose lucky numbers – 09-21-31-36-40-41 – matched 6/42’s winning numbers with a jackpot prize of P12.391.60 million, drawn Oct. 2.

Unfortunately, a grandchild had crumpled Mendoza’s lotto ticket and another grandchild tried to save it by ironing the creases.

The attempt to iron out the problem burned the ticket’s thermal paper and its numbers and security features no longer became recognizable.

1-IN-5.25 M ODDS
“Pera na naging bato pa,” which loosely means “cash turned into stone,” must have been blurted by the winner for he had hurdled the odds of one-in-5.25 million which each bettor faces in hitting the 6/42 jackpot.

But his fate took an unfortunate twist. As his story goes, he was about to claim the jackpot when one of his grandchildren got hold of his ticket and crumpled it. An in-law suggested putting it under the iron to straighten it out.

Hearing this, another grandchild ironed the P12.3-million piece of thermal paper and it got burned, its numbers and security features no longer recognizable.

‘NO TICKET, NO PAYMENT’
The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) has a strict policy being implemented in all cases: “no ticket, no payment.”  In this case, the ticket could not be read by the lotto machine which should validate the winning numbers.

General Manager Jose Ferdinand M. Rojas II, PCSO acting chairman, said the PCSO has a policy that without the ticket, the agency will not be making payment.

He said the supposed winner came to the agency on Friday and presented his ticket for validation. “His ticket was ironed, so we don’t know if he really won or not.

We have a policy of ‘no ticket, no payment’,” said Rojas.

If a bettor has the winning ticket, then its security features must be readable by the lotto machine, he added.

“It is like money or check, if the money or check is mutilated, you are not going to accept it,” he said.


SECOND EXAMINATION
But Roxas is not closing the door on the ticket’s fate.  He said their legal and technical staff will conduct a second examination on Mendoza’s ticket to see if its security features can still be read by the lotto validation machine.

He said a crumpled ticket that is still machine-readable does not pose any problem. “Even if it is crumpled or torn but readable, there is no problem.”

REMINDER TO BETTORS
He reminded bettors to read the back of the lotto ticket which states that it must not bear any alteration or mutilation and owners must sign it right away, he said.

Rojas said that many bogus tickets have been presented to the PCSO as winning tickets, but none had succeeded in claiming the jackpot because they were not machine-readable.

“What happened (to Mendoza) is a rare case,” he said. “My message to our patrons is to take care of their tickets. Claiming their winnings is very easy as long as the ticket is in order and in normal condition.”

ATTEMPTS TO WIN
Four years ago, a woman attempted to claim the Grand Lotto 6/55’s P741.17-million jackpot drawn on November 29, 2010.

She claimed she was the winner but could not present the ticket because that was with her grandson.

The real winner, though, was a 60-year-old Filipino working in the United States, who claimed the bonanza over a week later.

A PCSO insider said there were many cases of fraudulent attempts to claim jackpot prizes but none had succeeded. “Some ‘enterprising’ people present tickets made by computers, cut and pasted from images of the original tickets.

Others even place a bet on the same winning numbers the day after the numbers are announced, and they present those as winning tickets, he said.

Source Manila Bulletin
By: Edd K.Usman

Winners Never Quit ...Quitters Never Win

6/55 :          2 WINNERS
DATE :       OCT.15, 2014
RESULT :   1-13-16-19-22-39

6/45 :          NO WINNER
DATE :       OCT.15, 2014
RESULT :   1-3-12-26-34-37


6/42 
Draw date 10/16/14
Estimated Jackpot Prize P6M

6/49
Draw date 10/16/14
Estimated Jackpot Prize P16M

6/45
Draw date 10/17/14
Estimated Jackpot Prize P20M

6/55
Draw date 10/18/14
Estimated Jackpot Prize P30M


6/55 2 winners
Draw date 10/15/14
Jackpot Prize P30,940,932.00

Two lucky lotto bettors are now millionaires after winning the jackpot of  6/55 ( 10/15/14 ) draw.

The bettors got the combination of 1-13-16-19-22-39  to win the jackpot worth  P30.9 million or P15,470,466.00 each.


6/42 1 winner
Draw date 10/9/14
Jackpot Prize P7,559,576.00

A lucky lotto bettor from  Davao City  is now a millionaire after winning the jackpot of  6/42 ( 10/9/14 ) draw.

The bettor got the combination of  1-6-7-11-17-26  to win the jackpot worth  P7.5 million.


6/45 1 winner
Draw date 10/6/14
Jackpot Prize P98,652,196.00

A 30-year-old member of the Armed Forces of the Philippines  is now a millionaire after winning the jackpot of  6/45 ( 10/6/14 ) draw.

The bettor got the combination of  5-13-16-24-29-45   to win the jackpot worth  P98.6 million

The new millionaire  will use part of his winnings to purchase a house and lot for his family and save and invest the rest for his family’s future.


Did you ever lose hope?

In less than ten days from Sept. 27 to Oct. 6 lotto has produced three big millionaires.

A bettor in Cebu City who bagged the Grand Lotto 6/55′s P294.6-million jackpot.

Followed by a Quezon City’s bettor who got P90.1 million on Oct. 5 from Super Lotto 6/49.

And the latest so far, the Manila bettor last Monday, October 6, who netted the P98.6 million at stake from 6/45.

So did you ever lose hope because somebody won those jackpots and you felt sad and came to a point of losing your HOPE AND DREAM?


Feb. 27, 2012

If you are reading this, and you think that you can't win, this should be proof positive that anyone can win at any point in TIME.

A 48-years-old vendor with eight children finally hit P12 million , half of the 6/45 lotto jackpot of P24,046,826.40 through one lucky pick bet.

His wife had been telling him to STOP playing lotto since he was betting for almost 10 years. But he ignored her and kept on betting until he finally hit the jackpot .

If there is a lesson to be learned here, it's that You should NEVER STOP TRYING TO WIN.

Never lose your HOPE  Because all it takes is one ticket to fulfill your dream.

                  
 Remember this:

Winners never Quit .... Quitters never Win

                    

Two lotto jackpot winners for the month of September

6/55 :          NO WINNER
DATE :       OCT.8, 2014
RESULT :   6-11-13-35-44-50

6/45 :          NO WINNER
DATE :       OCT.8, 2014
RESULT :   5-6-8-16-17-40


6/49
Draw date 10/9/14
Estimated Jackpot Prize P16M

6/42
Draw date 10/9/14
Estimated Jackpot Prize P6M

6/45 
Draw date 10/10/14
Estimated Jackpot Prize P9M

6/55
Draw date 10/11/14
Estimated Jackpot Prize P30M



6/45 1 winner
Draw date 10/6/14
Jackpot Prize P98,652,196.00

A lucky lotto bettor from Sampaloc Manila  is now a millionaire after winning the jackpot of  6/45 ( 10/6/14 ) draw.

The bettor got the combination of  5-13-16-24-29-45   to win the jackpot worth  P98.6 million


6/49 1 winner
Draw date 10/5/14
Jackpot Prize P90,126,700.00

A lucky lotto bettor from Quezon city is now a millionaire after winning the jackpot of  6/49 ( 10/5/14 ) draw.

The bettor got the combination of   6-11-13-29-43-48 to win the jackpot worth  P90.1 million


6/42 1 winner
Draw date 10/2/14
Jackpot Prize P12,391,600.00

A lucky lotto bettor from Calaca, Batangas is now a millionaire after winning the jackpot of  6/42 ( 10/2/14 ) draw.

The bettor got the combination of  9-21-31-36-40-41  to win the jackpot worth  P12.3 million


A Total of 2 lotto jackpot winners for the month of September 2014

6/55 -  1 winner
6/49 -  0 winner
6/45 -  0 winner
6/42 -  1 winner


6/55 1 winner
Draw date 9/27/14
Jackpot Prize P294,602,336.00

A lucky lotto bettor from Cebu is now a millionaire after winning the jackpot of  6/55 ( 9/27/14 ) draw.

The 6/55 winning ticket was bought from a lotto outlet in Sitio Lower Centro Barangay Pit-os,Talamban, Cebu City.

The bettor got the combination of  8-11-17-22-35-42 a self pick  to win the jackpot worth  P294.6 million

It took 36 draws since June 30  before the 6/55 top prize was taken last September 27.


6/42 1 winner
Draw date 9/20/14
Jackpot Prize P22,946,228.00

A 42-year-old construction worker from Eastern Samar  is now a millionaire after winning the jackpot of  6/42 ( 9/20/14 ) draw.

The bettor got the combination of  1-2-8-20-24-29  to win the jackpot worth  P22.9 million

The winner started betting the lotto three years ago, using the birthdates of his family members.

He plans to buy a house and lot, fishing boat, and save the rest.



How lucky are this lotto bettors ?

Well, they are just like us, ordinary lotto bettors lining up in a lotto betting station, and the difference is that,  luck has just knock on there doors.

I know that they have dreamed just like us, that one day they would win the lotto, and that day has come to this two lotto bettors.


Could there be any secret on this lotto winners?

Maybe the secret behind picking those winning numbers is... there is no secret at all!.

What they did was, they just bet on the numbers they wanted to bet just the same us we do.

It was only the time that there numbers came out, and its pure luck.

So the only thing for us to win the lotto, in which there is no secret at all, is just bet and play consistent.

No need to bet in thousands of pesos, with just 2 or 3 lotto combination's will do ..... believe Me!


Remember this :

You have the same chance of winning as everyone else.