Lottery Company Owner in China Buys Ticket with Own Money and Wins Grand Prize

One thought! In a lottery shop in Guanghua, Da’an District, Zigong City, Sichuan Province, China, the boss made a mistake and the public didn’t want it, so he had to buy it out of his own pocket. Unexpectedly, the lottery ticket won a grand prize of 300,000 yuan (about 1.33 million NT dollars), which made him excited endlessly.

The incident happened at 8:17 pm on May 3. Because it was a lottery draw, there were many customers who came to the door. A woman in her 40s came to buy a lottery ticket. The other party was a regular customer who had bought it for 5 or 6 years. Mr. Zhu, the boss, revealed: “When I’m busy, I always ask them to write it down for me, so as not to make mistakes. She might be in a hurry that day, so she just read it to me.” Unexpectedly, he mistakenly put “4 Notes Arranged 3” It is marked as “3 bets arranged in 5”, 3 times the bet, and a total of 18 yuan.

Mr. Zhu explained that the woman had to play a total of 4 bets in order of 3, which were 224, 221, 223, and 220, but he thought it was a line of 5, and the bets turned out to be 22421, 22423, and 22420. The woman found the mistake and asked to play again, so he played the correct lottery ticket again, and had to buy the wrong one by himself. When I went home that night, I immediately received a message from the other party: “Did you win the lottery ticket that you typed wrong today?” After seeing that you really won the lottery, you went to claim the prize the next morning and received 240,000 RMB after tax deduction ( About NT$1.06 million).

Mr. Zhu revealed that he had persuaded the woman at that time: “Why don’t you pick up this lottery ticket, what if you really win the lottery?” But the other party still insisted on replaying, and the replaying lottery ticket won 3120 yuan Renminbi (approximately NT$14,000). Because of the wrong lottery ticket, he had to pay 18 yuan (about NT$80) upside down. He was a little unhappy, but unexpectedly won the lottery. If the woman had written the number by hand, there would be no such oolong. He sighed: “This time the award is pure It’s luck.” As for the bonus, he plans to save it and use it when his son gets married.