Lotto

[baludoy]

claimants but not winners?

https://x.com/News5PH/status/1767513394624737714?s=20

[Ry_Tower]

claimants but not winners?

https://x.com/News5PH/status/1767513394624737714?s=20

Pwede naman talaga pero ano yun, magkakakilala ibig sabihin ang mga winners at iisang claimants para sa kanila? Lintik na robles ito, nahuli sa bibig ang sindikato nila sa loob.

Ikaw ba naman ipagkatiwala mo pa sa iba ang winning ticket mo? Magabayd ka pa sa tao na yun kung ganun. tsk tsk tsk

Unless may tinatago kasing pangalan ng "winner".

[dr. d]

in a radio interview this morning with the manager, if i understood it right,

the way it has always been since time immemorial,
major major prizes are claimed by the real winners in the main office daw.
minor prizes, especially from the farflung provinces, can be claimed from the local branch offices or outlets.
what the outlet operators do, is to accept the minor winners' tickets, and forward the claims for minor prizes, to the major office.
hence the same recurring names appearing 10 or 20 or more times, in the main office's listings. they're not the real winners, but only the middlemen employed in the claiming of the prizes for the real winners.

[ale828]

does that mean the main office does not know who the real winners of the lotto are?
since its all electronic they have record of the ticket. alam nila kung sino nanalo.
Why give the name of the middle men? ang tanga naman nila.

[Sweetlucious]

in a radio interview this morning with the manager, if i understood it right,

the way it has always been since time immemorial,
major major prizes are claimed by the real winners in the main office daw.
minor prizes, especially from the farflung provinces, can be claimed from the local branch offices or outlets.
what the outlet operators do, is to accept the minor winners' tickets, and forward the claims for minor prizes, to the major office.
hence the same recurring names appearing 10 or 20 or more times, in the main office's listings. they're not the real winners, but only the middlemen employed in the claiming of the prizes for the real winners.

I get what you’re saying, kasi like the case of my driver, he won like P100. But the ticket came from an old machine, di daw mavalidate ng new machines.

So he was told to claim it sa main office, sa Shaw yata yun, sabi nya di bale na lang daw, talo daw oras, from my house sa Alabang to Shaw. Sa kanila na lang daw yun P100.

[Motortrend]

From PCSO's FAQ-

Requirements and Guidelines
-Simply bring your two (2) valid IDs and the Winning ticket/s to the PCSO Main Office 2nd Floor
-Present your winning ticket/s at the Prize Fund Division, Accounting and Budget Department. Affix your signature at the back of winning ticket/s to establish your absolute ownership. Fill up claim form
-Proceed to Treasury Department. Present your Authenticated winning ticket/s and approved claim form for immediate preparation of your check
-Have your check signed by the Chairman / General Manager. Then properly receive your winning prize / check at the Treasury Department
-Encash your check at the Philippine National Bank / Land Bank of the Philippines located at Ground Floor Sun Plaza Bldg. 1507 Shaw Blvd.

Conditions for Payment of Prizes
-Prizes shall be paid to the holder of share/s of a winning ticket upon presentation and surrender of the same, provided that the ticket/s is/are free from any mutilation, erasure or stain, making any number/s therein illegible, and provided further that no court injunction restraining the PCSO to pay is received before payment
-Prizes above 10,000.00 are subject to 20% tax pursuant to TRAIN Law

[Gumusut_Amige]

meron akong kasama dito na Lotto outlet operator.
sabi nya hindi kalakihan ang kita dito especially sa probinsya.
meron daw nanalo na bumili sa kanyang outlet... sabi around 200m++ at meron syang "balato" na bigay ng PCSO na around 800K.
dapat daw mas malaki base sa kanilang kontrata pero kulang ang ibinigay ng regional PCSO.
maraming madugas talaga kahit saan!

[donski]

Minsan tumataya din ako sa E-Lotto kahit alam kong suntok sa Pluto ang tumama

[papi smith]

Grand lotto 6/55, taya na!

[dr. d]

Grand lotto 6/55, taya na!

ii wonder,
lang number combinations must i buy, to at least break even?

[xninjax]

From PCSO's FAQ-

Requirements and Guidelines
-Simply bring your two (2) valid IDs and the Winning ticket/s to the PCSO Main Office 2nd Floor
-Present your winning ticket/s at the Prize Fund Division, Accounting and Budget Department. Affix your signature at the back of winning ticket/s to establish your absolute ownership. Fill up claim form
-Proceed to Treasury Department. Present your Authenticated winning ticket/s and approved claim form for immediate preparation of your check
-Have your check signed by the Chairman / General Manager. Then properly receive your winning prize / check at the Treasury Department
-Encash your check at the Philippine National Bank / Land Bank of the Philippines located at Ground Floor Sun Plaza Bldg. 1507 Shaw Blvd.

Conditions for Payment of Prizes
-Prizes shall be paid to the holder of share/s of a winning ticket upon presentation and surrender of the same, provided that the ticket/s is/are free from any mutilation, erasure or stain, making any number/s therein illegible, and provided further that no court injunction restraining the PCSO to pay is received before payment
-Prizes above 10,000.00 are subject to 20% tax pursuant to TRAIN Law

pag sa mobile app ka tumaya, pwede kaya pakita lang ung ticket sa mobile app at hindi na paprint in case wala ka printer?

[BratPAQ]

ii wonder,
lang number combinations must i buy, to at least break even?

There’s an episode of Believe It or Not that shows someone doing this in the US. They had to hire a lot of people and keep machines printing tickets 24/7. If I remember correctly, they weren’t able to finish all the combinations, so they didn’t win the grand prize, but they were able to break even and earn some money due to a lot of consolation prizes.