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| − | + | Despite the fact that the Thai government is very strict about gambling, one in four Thais still play lotteries. The Thai Lottery has a legislative framework that determines how prizes are distributed and how much money is spent on lottery tickets.<br /><br />Tickets are printed on a special yellow paper that is coated with chemicals. The number of tickets printed per year reached 180 million in 1974. Tickets are sold through agents, retailers and wholesalers.<br /><br />Each ticket has six digit numbers on them. The numbers are drawn in pairs for the smallest prizes, while three-digit numbers are drawn for the higher prizes. The Thai lottery is held twice a month.<br /><br />Tickets are sold through a network of over 14,700 authorized retail venues, as well as through agents and wholesalers. One in four Thais buy over 250 billion baht worth of tickets annually. The smallest prize is 1,000 baht. The second prize is 100,000 baht, while the third prize is 40,000 baht.<br /><br /> [https://blogs.nmit.ac.nz/showcase/question/win-lotto-in-thailand-17/ หวยนกตาทิพย์] is a state-run entity. Its legislative framework is well-established. It allocates a portion of lottery sales to charity causes and disability organizations. The government also uses a portion of lottery profits to pay for administrative costs.<br /><br />The Thai government is planning to computerize lottery services. It also distributes eight million baht annually to various charities. There are also 440 scholarships for undergraduates. The lottery office also distributes money for civil services and welfare. In addition, it transfers more than four thousand million baht to the Thai government's treasury. | |
Latest revision as of 02:18, 4 December 2022
Despite the fact that the Thai government is very strict about gambling, one in four Thais still play lotteries. The Thai Lottery has a legislative framework that determines how prizes are distributed and how much money is spent on lottery tickets.
Tickets are printed on a special yellow paper that is coated with chemicals. The number of tickets printed per year reached 180 million in 1974. Tickets are sold through agents, retailers and wholesalers.
Each ticket has six digit numbers on them. The numbers are drawn in pairs for the smallest prizes, while three-digit numbers are drawn for the higher prizes. The Thai lottery is held twice a month.
Tickets are sold through a network of over 14,700 authorized retail venues, as well as through agents and wholesalers. One in four Thais buy over 250 billion baht worth of tickets annually. The smallest prize is 1,000 baht. The second prize is 100,000 baht, while the third prize is 40,000 baht.
หวยนกตาทิพย์ is a state-run entity. Its legislative framework is well-established. It allocates a portion of lottery sales to charity causes and disability organizations. The government also uses a portion of lottery profits to pay for administrative costs.
The Thai government is planning to computerize lottery services. It also distributes eight million baht annually to various charities. There are also 440 scholarships for undergraduates. The lottery office also distributes money for civil services and welfare. In addition, it transfers more than four thousand million baht to the Thai government's treasury.
