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Lottery Plus Organizes Lucky Run Fun Fest with Concert

Nott Panthawat of Lottery Plus announced that the Lucky Run Fun Fest held on October 1, 2026 drew an enthusiastic crowd and sold out tickets within a week. The event combined a fun run, concert, and lottery draw, aiming to let online customers meet in person and enjoy prizes and entertainment. He said future editions are planned, possibly accompanied by a Lottery Plus Run Club and continued use of their meet‑up app.

Lottery Plus Organizes Lucky Run Fun Fest with Concert
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Nott Panthawat announced the Lucky Run Fun Fest, saying the response had been excellent and he hoped to meet customers. He explained that the event, scheduled for October 1, 2026 at Lottery Plus, was organized because his online lottery business never gets to see its buyers face‑to‑face, and he wanted them to witness how the first‑prize draw is conducted, noting that more than six‑million lottery tickets would be brought to the venue.

He added that the reaction this year was tremendous and tickets sold out much faster than anticipated—so quickly that he felt the sales period lasted only about a week. Although he had expected to hold a press conference after a week of sales, the tickets were gone before any announcement could be made. Those who missed buying tickets can still attend the event, but they will not be able to join the run, as the program also includes a concert by jazz band “Jazz Spunik Papiyon Goo Goo” and a DJ, with further details available on the Lucky Run Fun Fest Facebook page.

Nott also described the prizes on offer, which include T‑shirts, bags, water bottles and lottery tickets to win, but he emphasized that the real value lies in the fun atmosphere created by food, music and activities for participants.

Looking ahead, he said a “Lottery Plus Run Club” might be launched, capitalizing on the growing health‑trend and providing another marketing channel to meet customers. He noted that plans are being considered to expand health‑ and running‑related activities, and that the company already has an app called “Pap Pa” (Meet‑up) where users can arrange activities such as the Lucky Run Fun Fest, and tickets are sold through the same app.

Finally, he invited everyone to look forward to next year’s Lucky Run Fun Fest, promising it will definitely be held again and urging fans to stay tuned so they don’t miss out on tickets.

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