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UAE: Turkish man wins 39 times in Emirates Draw, plans to buy more tickets
A driver in the south Indian state of Kerala also won Dh60,000 with Easy6
A Turkish man recently won 39 times in Emirates Draw — just a week after winning 43 times.
Ali Saeidi, who lives in Istanbul, considered himself a "lucky guy" after winning more than Dh30,000 in the draw. He said he would use a portion of his prize to buy more tickets.
Since he learnt about Emirates Draw in 2022, Ali has been buying multiple tickets every week.
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For the upcoming draws, he has his sights set on winning bigger prizes and remains hopeful about winning the Dh15-million Easy6 grand prize soon.
"Winning encourages me to play more,” said Ali, who works as the managing director of a logistics company in Turkey. With the rest of the money, he plans to travel with his wife and children and donate to charity.
Emirates Draw — like other raffle draws — has paused its operations in the UAE but it remains open to participants outside the country.
Indian driver wins Dh60,000
A driver in the south Indian state of Kerala couldn't believe his luck when he won Dh60,000 with Easy6.
“It is unbelievable. I don’t know if it’s just a dream, but I plan to pay off some loans for sure,” he expresses.
In Kuwait, an Indian expat bagged Dh50,000 in the Fast5 draw — thanks to his son's favourite numbers.
"I always watch the Live Draw, but this time I couldn’t as I was busy with some work. When I received the e-mail notification, I thought I won AED 1000, but when I saw Dh50,000, I was shocked!" said Akbar Ali, who hailed from Andhra Pradesh.
Akbar's wife was the first to hear about his win. "She didn’t believe me at first and thought I was joking," he shared.
With the prize money, he hopes to secure better education for his children.
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