Pick your Best Winning Number 1/2/2010 (Poll)

Please Pick your Best Thai Lottery Winning Number for February 1, 2010 Thai Lottery Draw.

Final Voting results - top numbers:
1 - 13%
5 - 12%
7 - 12%
6 - 11%



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Previous Lottery Draw Voting Result

Top Winning Number Poll (16-Jan-2010):
Vote Results: Close hit in 3-down
Top Voted No.: 3, 1
Three-Digit Winning Number: 413

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Tips: 1-Feb-2010 Thai Lottery Draw

01 February 2010 Thai Lotto Tips:

Please vote for Best Winning Number for 1-Feb-2010 Thai Lottery Draw.

Updated on 24-01-2010
Top single number:
3 - 5 - 6

Best two digit numbers:
01 - 13 - 25
27 - 39 - 46
51 - 65 - 76
88 - 97

Best three digit numbers:
136 - 226 - 309
437 - 518 - 765

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16-Jan-2010 Thai Lottery Results
First Prize: 073577
2-digit down number: 67
3-digit down number: 413 459 646 781

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Free Win Tips Statistics

Statistics of Free Thai Lottery Winning Tips is listed below:

Thai Lottery Tips (16-Jan-10)
Top Single Number Win Tip: 1 - 3 - 7
Winning Results:
2-Down Prize: 67
3-Down Prize: 413 781
First Prize: 073577 (Success)
Second Prize: 138072 184369 311144 675680 729336
Third Prize: 103735 179967 234357 476012

Best Thai Lottery Tips (30-Dec-09)
Top Single Number Win Tip: 0 - 9 - 4
Winning Results:
3-Down Prize: 419 598 993
First Prize: 994304 (Success)
Second Prize: 000299 016146 457938 559002
Third Prize: 381480 583484 744976 824949 844385 903025 920432 975993 995473

Thai Lotto Tips (16-Dec-09)
Top Single Number Win Tip: 9 - 6
Two Digit Number Win Tip: 09
Winning Results:
2-Down Prize: 05
3-Down Prize: 694
First Prize: 685141
Second Prize: 653117 692039 903062
Third Prize: 103999 383687 930969

Thai Lottery Results 16-Jan-2010

First Prize Winner (2,000,000 Baht): 073577

Last Two Numbers Prize (1,000 Baht): 67

Last Three Numbers Prize (2,000 Baht): 413 459 646 781

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Second Prize Winner (100,000 Baht):
138072 184369 311144 675680 729336

Third Prize Winner (40,000 Baht):
103735 179967 199088 234357 404514
456380 468080 476012 802259 883552

Fourth Prize Winner (20,000 Baht):
004756 028814 039708 048842 058306 059736 091458 096598 113899 170106 247243 331438 351321 358783 362068 362196 400769 425183 443485 480498 501713 511520 530496 554015 572265 577973 585326 588164 589805 594534 597361 611202 672868 685685 716003 747916 752000 807981 836701 844173 849881 879015 917906 938934 941755 945714 956698 963225 995609 996782

Fifth Prize Winner (10,000 Baht):
006413 009221 019482 022438 023966 024822 029835 030128 055138 071120 075618 079568 087651 121568 152980 153185 163556 172869 176690 189325 190026 190045 193782 237622 238746 250285 273448 282698 283268 288954 304308 305045 312837 315993 332312 339757 363961 376385 376918 381947 398766 437015 440218 442698 443705 452915 455527 468688 468753 476408 480867 490319 514991 520039 523587 523893 535276 553538 556369 562119 565303 580298 590806 606876 608447 617771 619877 643778 645270 666365 675838 694840 696830 699408 723860 726594 734910 740939 744152 749817 770198 778123 796059 803523 805838 807627 818114 823401 883913 886123 886337 932205 938578 952412 958007 966690 972486 973502 974568 988779

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Lotto Result Paper 16/01/2010

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GTech's Lotto Machines to be examined by GSB

Finance Minister Korn Chatikavanij said he has ordered the Government Savings Bank (GSB) to study whether Loxley GTech Technology's machines for the aborted online lottery can be modified to sell GSB lottery tickets.

The option of modifying the machines is being looked into as a consequence of Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva's last-minute decision to cancel the online two- and three-digit lottery project because of the possible social impact.

The government has to compensate the firm, and is looking for ways to offset the cost. The concession contract was signed by the Thaksin Shinawatra government in 2005.

GSB chief executive Lersak Chuladesa said the bank will have to study whether the software in the machines can be adapted to work with the GSB's computer system.

Source: BangkokPost

Thai Online Lottery supplier agrees not to sue government

The supplier of online lottery has agreed not to sue the government for cancelling the contract for lottery vending machine, chairman of Thai Trade Representative Kiart Sithiamorn said on Thursday.

Loxley GTech Technology (LGT) - a joint venture between Loxley Plc and US-based GTech Corporation - will cancel their planned suit against the Thai government for scrapping the online lottery project and agreed to settle the dispute between the government and the company through negotiation.

The agreement was reached Thursday in talks between Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva and GTech chairman Donald R. Sweitzer and its Singapore-based vice-president for Asia Pacific, Brian Sheehan, at Government House.

The meeting, lasting about 20 minutes, was unscheduled.

Kiat Sittheeamorn, president of the Thailand Trade Representative Office, told reporters after the meeting that the GTech representatives gave a clear message that the firm has no intention to take legal action against the government.

Mr Kiat headed the panel assigned by the prime minister to study laws and contracts made with LGT to determine how to end the electronic lottery project.

The Thailand Trade Representative Office chief had earlier met the American LGT executives on January 13.

The US company said it is ready to cooperate with the government to find the best solution to be mutually agreed by both parties.

However, Mr Kiat said, while the company representatives were upset that Thailand decided to scrap the project, it is understandable as it reflects the government’s policy on social affairs.

Loxley GTech is satisfied that the goverment has committed to resolving the dispute fairly and will follow the contractual conditions, he said, adding that the firm's prospect towards Thailand would remain unchange.

No specific proposal was presented at Thurday’s talks, Mr Kiat aid, as it was too early to go into detail, especially regarding compensation.

Meanwhile, Mr Sweitzer said his trip was intended to gather information and clarity on the Thai government's policy. He affirmed that his company will comply with the government's decision.

Cancelling the project will cause the company significant damage and should be fairly compensated, he said, emphasizing that he was responsible for protecting the company's interests and remains prepared to talks with the government to arrive at an amicable solution.

Mr Sweitzer said he hoped the negotiations could be completed shortly.

Assigned by the ousted government of prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra to install electronic lottery vending machines in Thailand, Loxley GTech earlier threatened to sue the government for Bt3 billion if the Abhisit government scrapped the long-delayed project.

Under the agreement with the Government Lottery Office (GLO), Loxley is responsible for setting up the system and providing equipment, technology and services for a national online lottery in Thailand. Loxley was to receive a 75 satang fee per lottery ticket while the GLO was to own the electronic lottery.

LGT did not receive the concession from the government and the GLO-LGT contract did not come under the Public-Private Joint Venture Act, but the Office of the Council of State of Thailand had approved carrying out the online lottery under the contract.

The prime minister said earlier the project would have negative quality of life impact on society, especially on youth.

Source: TNA

Top Winning Number 16/01/2010 (Poll)

Please Vote for your Top Thai Lottery Lumbers for January 16, 2010 Thai Lottery Draw. This is the first draw of 2010!

Wishing all lottery players a very Happy New Year 2010!!!

Final Voting results - top numbers:
3 - 15%
1 - 15%
0 - 14%
9 - 13%



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Previous Lottery Draw Voting Result

Sure Lottery Picks Poll (30-Dec-09):
Vote Results: Close win in 3-down, 1st Prize
Top Voted No.: 4, 0, 9, 1
First Prize Winner: 994304
Three-Digit Winning Number: 419
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16 January 2010 Thai Lottery Tips

16/01/2010 Thailand Lottery tips:

Please vote for Top Winning Number for 16-Jan-2010 Thai Lottery Draw.

Updated on 13-01-2010
Top single number:
1 - 3 - 7

Best two digit numbers:
03 - 05 - 08
13 - 17 - 25
30 - 31 - 33
41 - 50 - 53
55 - 56 - 57
62 - 69 - 75
76 - 83 - 84
90 - 92 - 93
96

Best three digit numbers:
159 - 163 - 288
231 - 375 - 425
553 - 547 - 659
704 - 834 - 925

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30-Dec-2009 Thailand Lottery Results
First Prize: 994304
2-digit down number: 87
3-digit down number: 337 419 598 993

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Electronic Lottery Vending Project could be scrapped

Loxley GTech Technology Co Ltd (LGT) is threatening to sue the government for billions of baht after Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva revealed he would dump the online lottery.

Company CEO Trichakr Tansuphasiri yesterday said the firm would demand at least 3 billion Baht in compensation if the government cancelled the contract for the project as it had already invested about 2 billion baht in the system for online machines.

It would be difficult for foreign investors to accept if the government fails to honour the contract between the company and the Government Lottery Office (GLO), Mr Trichakr said.

The deal was signed in 2005 by the government led by then prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra and the firm, which is a joint venture between Loxley and US-based GTech Corp. GTech holds a 49% stake in the venture.

Loxley GTech Technology will charge the GLO a service fee of 75 satang for each lottery ticket, while the GLO will be the owner of the online lottery tickets.

The company has already set up the online lottery system with about 5,000 lottery vending machines.

Ticket sales were to have begun in 2006 but the scheme was abandoned by the next government led by Gen Surayud Chulanont over legal problems involving revenue sharing and strong opposition to gambling and from lottery sellers.

Mr Trichakr said several retail online lottery agents had withdrawn from the project because they were uncertain about the government's policy.

The GLO board last month decided to go ahead with the project, saying all problems had been settled.

But Mr Abhisit yesterday made clear he did not favour the project because he was concerned about encouraging young people to gamble.

The prime minister said he had kept seeking information about the lottery from the GLO after its board decided to launch the project.

Mr Abhisit's reluctance to approve the lottery led to his decision to set up a working group to look into the government's obligations.

He said the working group, led by Thai Trade Representative Kiat Sitttheeamorn, would explore ways the government could compensate the contractor. The study is expected to be ready in a month.

Mr Abhisit was confident cancellation of the project would not cause any damage to the government.

The project was initiated by Thaksin Shinawatra to curb the illegal underground lottery industry.

But Mr Abhisit said yesterday he was not convinced the illegal lottery would be wiped out as a result of the project and, in fact, it could do more harm than good to the country.

GLO board chairman Sathit Limpongpan said yesterday the board would hold an urgent meeting this week after learning of the prime minister's opposition to the project.

The prime minister "could have additional information" that the board does not have which has led to his attempt to cancel the project, he said.

Sangsidh Piriyarangsan, the director of the doctorate programme at Chandarakasem Rajabhat University and an expert on the underground economy, condemned the prime minister for trying to stop the lottery project.

He insisted the scheme could help reduce the number of people playing the underground lottery.

Without the scheme, underground lottery bookmakers and their associates would continue to enjoy making up to 30 billion baht in profit from about 300 billion baht that flows through the illegal operation each year.

Mr Sangsidh said the right way to solve the underground lottery problem was to legalise lottery schemes.

Torphong Selanon, vice chairman of the Association of the Blind, applauded the prime minister's plan to scrap the online lottery.

He said an online system would destroy the livelihoods of up to 60,000 disabled lottery ticket sellers nationwide.

Source: BangkokPost