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The Thai Lottery is a legal and highly popular form of gambling in Thailand, operated by the Government Lottery Office (GLO) under the Ministry of Finance. It is held twice a month, on the 1st and 16th, and has been a part of Thai culture for many decades.
The lottery tickets feature two sets of six-digit numbers: a first prize number and a second prize number. There are also multiple lower-tier prizes. The draw is conducted publicly and is broadcast on national television, ensuring transparency.
Many Thais consult monks, spirit houses, or dream interpretations for lucky numbers, deeply intertwining the lottery with local beliefs and superstitions. While it provides revenue for the state, responsible participation is always encouraged. |
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