At the 00423 lottery draw of Power 6/55 self-selected lottery products on May 12, 2020, Vietlott determined that there was 1 Jackpot 1 winning ticket worth more than 192 billion VND was issued in Ho Chi Minh City.

On May 12, 2020, Vietlott performed the drawing process period 00423 Power 6/55 self-selected lottery product. The entire process is reported live on VTC6 TV channel, Fanpage and official website of Vietlott (https://www.vietlott.vn/) in order to create conditions for everyone to monitor and supervise. Lottery Supervisory Council confirms the results of this period with numbers 01 - 08 - 25 - 34 - 38 - 44 and 28.

Through identification from the self-selected lottery business system, Vietlott determined that there was 1 winning Jackpot 1 ticket with a prize value of 192,141,839,100 VND (not yet deducted personal income tax). The player bought ticket at Sales of Point No. 14 Xo Viet Nghe Tinh, Ward 19, Binh Thanh District, City. Ho Chi Minh. Thus, after 43 consecutive draws without a winner, the lucky player has now been determined to win Jackpot 1. This is the second highest Jackpot prize of the Vietnamese lottery (after the Jackpot of more than 300 billion VND in May 2018 released in Hanoi).

In order to secure personal information and protect the rights of customer, Vietlott cordially invites customer who own winning ticket to contact directly the Ho Chi Minh city branch: No. 93-95, Ham Nghi, District 1, City. Ho Chi Minh - Phone: 024.62.686.800
Modern, transparent and responsible is the mission Vietlott always pursues. Vietlott's drawing process is completely public and transparent and is reported live on: VTC6 TV channel and Vietlott's official fanpage at: www.facebook.com/vietlott.vn for everyone to follow. Since then, customers' confidence in Vietlott's self-selected lottery products has increased. This is reflected in Vietlott's revenue growth right in the first quarter of 2020, reaching VND 1,348 billion, more than double the same period last year (in 2019: VND 748.9 billion); contributions to the local budgets amounted to more than 310 billion VND, an increase of 1.5 times compared to the previous year (first quarter of 2019: 195.6 billion VND).