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October 10, 2009, Saturday
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A CHINESE lottery player has won the country's largest individual lottery prize -- nearly 360 million yuan (US$52.7 million).
The unidentified buyer from Anyang City in central China's Henan Province reaped the prize after buying 44 identical "Double Color Ball" tickets issued by the China Welfare Lottery at a cost of 176 yuan on Thursday, the provincial welfare lottery center said.
The buyer chose the same two sets of two-digit numbers on each ticket, which brought his total number of stakes to 88.
A total of 93 top prizes were awarded in Thursday's lottery. The other five winners were from Shanghai, Beijing, Heilongjiang, Guangxi and Shaanxi.
The previous lottery record was held by a player in Jiayuguan in northwest China's Gansu Province who won 113.8 million yuan in November 2007.
The welfare lottery center in Henan has held a meeting to discuss how to best protect the winner's privacy and ensure his or her safety.
The unidentified buyer from Anyang City in central China's Henan Province reaped the prize after buying 44 identical "Double Color Ball" tickets issued by the China Welfare Lottery at a cost of 176 yuan on Thursday, the provincial welfare lottery center said.
The buyer chose the same two sets of two-digit numbers on each ticket, which brought his total number of stakes to 88.
A total of 93 top prizes were awarded in Thursday's lottery. The other five winners were from Shanghai, Beijing, Heilongjiang, Guangxi and Shaanxi.
The previous lottery record was held by a player in Jiayuguan in northwest China's Gansu Province who won 113.8 million yuan in November 2007.
The welfare lottery center in Henan has held a meeting to discuss how to best protect the winner's privacy and ensure his or her safety.
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