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Bangladeshi expat in Ajman wins Dh100,000 Big Ticket prize after two years of trying

Dubai: After two years of trying his luck, After two years of trying his luck, Arifuzzaman Shuvo has become one of Big Ticket's newest winners, taking home Dh100,000 in the Series 289 consolation prize draw. The 38-year-old manager from Bangladesh has called Ajman home for the past 17 years, living and working in the UAE while his family remains back home. Every month, almost without fail, he has…

Bangladeshi expat in Ajman wins Dh100,000 Big Ticket prize after two years of trying

Ajman resident Arifuzzaman Shuvo, a 38-year-old Bangladeshi expat and manager, has emerged as a fortunate winner of the Big Ticket Dh100,000 consolation prize in Series 289. After purchasing tickets consistently for two years alongside ten friends, Shuvo finally struck gold. He expressed his shock and elation at receiving the life-changing news.

Currently residing in Ajman for the past 17 years, Shuvo plans on saving the winnings for his future and continuing his participation in Big Ticket. He encourages others to buy a ticket as it offers hope for a better future. Shuvo's win is one of five Dh100,000 winners in Series 289, with a total prize pool of half a million dirhams.

This August, Big Ticket is offering even more opportunities for winning, including Dh15 million, Dh100,000, and Dh25,000 prizes, alongside The Big Spin competition.

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