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Indian expat in Sharjah wins Dh5m in UAE Lottery using Easy Pick

Dubai: An Indian expat living in Sharjah has won Dh5 million in The UAE Lottery’s Lucky Day draw after using the “Easy Pick” option to generate his numbers. Kishore, 59, has secured the second prize in the draw held on Saturday, October 3, after matching all six numbers in the “Days” section. He has purchased the winning ticket for Dh50 through The UAE Lottery’s official platform. His win has…

Indian expat in Sharjah wins Dh5m in UAE Lottery using Easy Pick

An Indian resident in Sharjah has won Dh5 million in The UAE Lottery's Lucky Day draw by utilizing the "Easy Pick" feature to generate his numbers, according to wire service information. The 59-year-old, named Kishore, secured the second prize by matching all six numbers in the "Days" section of the draw held on Saturday, October 3, 2023.

Kishore purchased his winning ticket for Dh50 through The UAE Lottery's official platform. His victory marks the latest second-place win in the Lucky Day game since its launch across the UAE.

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