Five Lucky Winners Share 72 Million Baht Lottery Prize
Five lottery winners claimed 36 million baht in first prize tickets from the September 16 government draw, with winners from Chiang Mai, Phetchabun, Ranong, Yasothon, and Bangkok sharing the prizes.
At 4 p.m. on September 16, 2026, the Lottery Bureau announced the results of the government lottery draw for that date. The first prize number was 730640, with the three-digit front prize numbers 060 and 521, three-digit back prize numbers 266 and 041, and two-digit back prize number 64.
Lottery Plus invited celebrity announcer Porn Kapon to help announce the winning results, accompanied by a mascot performance for the draw ceremony.
After announcing the winners, Lottery Plus staff quickly presented all winning tickets from the safe in a two-minute live display.
In this draw, Lottery Plus had 12 first prize winning tickets totaling 72 million baht. Six of these were purchased tickets that won first prize for 36 million baht total, with lucky winners from Chiang Mai, Phetchabun, Ranong, Yasothon, and Bangkok. The remaining six tickets were unsold lottery tickets.
Not Puntawat Nakwisut then called the first lucky winner, Genes from Ranong, who won 6 million baht on one ticket. She revealed she had purchased one lottery ticket and verified the win herself, requesting the prize be transferred to her bank account.
Ton-Oi from Yasothon won 6 million baht on one ticket and also requested a bank transfer due to work obligations. Beem from Chiang Mai won 12 million baht on two tickets purchased using his brother's phone number. He was delighted when staff contacted him about the win and said he would decide later whether to collect the prize in person or request a transfer.
May from Phetchabun won 6 million baht on one ticket she had purchased that afternoon. Excited by her win but preferring privacy, she requested the prize be transferred to her bank account.
One winner from Bangkok with a first prize ticket could not be reached at the time, and the Lottery Plus team will continue attempting contact, with updates to be posted on their Facebook page.