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Sole bettor wins P89.065M Superlotto jackpot

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SuperLotto Play slip courtesy of PCSO website.

SuperLotto Play slip courtesy of PCSO website.

 

A lone bettor is now P89.065 million richer after bagging the jackpot of the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office’s Superlotto 6/49 draw.

The PCSO said the winner got the combination of 30-44-45-07-39-48 to win Thursday night’s lotto jackpot worth P89,065,812.

But as in the past, the PCSO is not likely to name the winner for security reasons.

Last Feb. 14, two lotto bettors jointly won P26.69 million in the PCSO Megalotto draw, getting the combination of 02-10-14-38-31-33 to win the jackpot worth P26,690,616.

On Feb. 1, two bettors won P27,893,532 after getting the combination of 11-21-12-04-20-08 in the PCSO Lotto 6/42 draw.

Last Jan. 31, a bettor won P78,792,744 in the PCSO’s Megalotto 6/45 draw after getting the combination of 38-16-32-07-19-14.

On Jan. 20, a lone lotto bettor got the combination of 02-38-32-19-08-03 to win the Grand Lotto jackpot worth P155,401,636.

On Jan. 12, a lone bettor won the jackpot in the PCSO’s Superlotto 6/49 draw by getting the combination of 09-21-14-27-06-19 to win P24,816,752.

But the biggest lotto prize in recent history was in November 2010, when a lone bettor won some P741.176 million for getting the winning combination 11-16-42-47-31-37.

 

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