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Big News! Ae Chern Yim and Jib Chern Yim Buy Lottery Tickets with Numbers from Sangkh Dok Sadao's Final Breath

Comedians Ae Chern Yim and Jib Chern Yim purchased lottery tickets at a Buddhist merit-making ceremony in Suphan Buri using lucky numbers derived from the final blood pressure reading of late entertainer Sangkh Dok Sadao.

Big News! Ae Chern Yim and Jib Chern Yim Buy Lottery Tickets with Numbers from Sangkh Dok Sadao's Final Breath
21 May Khaosod

Sweep up this round! Ae Chern Yim and Jib Chern Yim buy lottery tickets with numbers from Sangkh Dok Sadao's final breath—his daughter reveals his last blood pressure reading.

Numerous comedian friends have been traveling to pay respects at Sangkh Dok Sadao's Buddhist merit-making ceremony since May 19, 2026. Recently, Jib Chern Yim and Ae Chern Yim also attended the ceremony for Sangkh Dok Sadao at Wat Uthong in Suphan Buri province, and purchased lottery tickets at the temple with lucky numbers tied to Sangkh Dok Sadao.

A local Suphan Buri event page shared a video captioned: "Jib Chern Yim and Ae Chern Yim buy lottery tickets with numbers from Sangkh Dok Sadao."

Jib commented: "I believe him. I can't not trust him. Only Ae is the one."

Meanwhile, Ae joked: "May I win the first prize and may Jib win the second prize."

Ae then revealed his lucky numbers, saying: "This is the blood pressure number when Sangkh stopped breathing. His daughter told me his blood pressure stopped at this number: 86."

"In the first round with age 63, I only won a bit over 2,000 baht (pulling out a thick lottery ticket bundle). Why didn't you tell me earlier? I could've won 400 baht more," Ae added. Lottery enthusiasts are eager to follow these lucky numbers for the June 1, 2026 draw.

Source: Koh Tad Hetkarnn Suphan Buri page

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