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Fans Flock to Lottery Using Nene Nen's New Car Plate

Fans of Thai lottery are looking to the license plate of Nene Nen Royal's new luxury car for their next lucky number. The 16‑year‑old Phuket rockstar and AGT season‑21 champion recently received a MG MAXUS9 from her grandfather, and the plate reads 7626. Many believe this number will bring another win in the forthcoming draw.

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The article recounts how, after the previous draw's winning vote number matched exactly, fans continue to follow Nene Nen Royal for lucky numbers. This time they point to her brand‑new MG MAXUS9, a gift from her grandfather Thinnath Jeeravanich, which she displayed on Facebook with her parents. The post's caption thanks him for the luxury car. Lottery fans have zoomed in on the new plate, reading 7626, and many say they will definitely buy tickets with that number in the upcoming draw. The summary at the end lists the lucky number as 7626.

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