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In 13 years, Pipop estimates having spent more than THB4 million

 

 

Close to baht 2 million at todays happy rates.

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The odds were against him.

Never understood why they would pay so much for a ticket

when the prizes are not that many  and top prize 3m bht ?

 

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So he spent more then 25000 Baht per month.

 

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I wonder what his facial expression would be if someone showed him how much money he would have now if he had put it in to a savings account every month.

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In 13 years, Pipop estimates having spent more than THB4 million

 

 

Close to baht 2 million at todays happy rates.

 

What a strange thing to say. 

 

International rates have nothing to do with anything here.

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Another well-executed SCAM at the expense of the people. I wonder if we will ever know how much revenue was gained from this exercise ?

Is there no end to which those perpetrators will invent new ways to con the Thai public ? What a carry-on !

 

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Well lets face it, lotto is gambling,  so where does this sit with the police, just thought I'd remind them after their piss poor effort  during the soccer world cup B/S.coffee1.gif

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In 13 years, Pipop estimates having spent more than THB4 million
 

 
Close to baht 2 million at todays happy rates.
 
What a strange thing to say. 
 
International rates have nothing to do with anything here.

I think he means the 80 baht fixed price now instead of the arbitrary scalping of the past.
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I don't believe his lottery tickets over the years only yielded him 10% return.  Why all my in-laws and Thai friends talk like they win all the time.  giggle.gif.pagespeed.ce.AcGRO3FsZu.gif  I guess that's why they always buy more lottery tickets.giggle.gif.pagespeed.ce.AcGRO3FsZu.gif   Yea, this guy is just unlucky. 

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The second biggest corruption in Thailand -- the Lottery.

 

Companies, three companies, pay for the tickets ahead of time.  Less than half are sold.

 

Anyone want to venture a guess how many times those three companies -- supposedly selling lottery tickets -- have won the lottery?  It's legal, of course, they paid for the tickets......

 

Yeah, right.  This is one of hundreds of examples of how the current push to get rid of corruption is a very selective, uneven effort, and ineffective to boot.  

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Didn't an entire batch of tickets go missing a few months ago? ...

 

In the photo caption contest: "Yes my dears, that is your tuition - but don't you worry, your brother is doing just fine"...

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The second biggest corruption in Thailand -- the Lottery.

 

Companies, three companies, pay for the tickets ahead of time.  Less than half are sold.

 

Anyone want to venture a guess how many times those three companies -- supposedly selling lottery tickets -- have won the lottery?  It's legal, of course, they paid for the tickets......

 

Yeah, right.  This is one of hundreds of examples of how the current push to get rid of corruption is a very selective, uneven effort, and ineffective to boot.  

 

You're making the accusation, why don't you tell us?
 

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Well lets face it, lotto is gambling,  so where does this sit with the police, just thought I'd remind them after their piss poor effort  during the soccer world cup B/S.coffee1.gif

 

They're fine with it.  It's legal.

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If it's fair game it's okay to try luck for the poor which is some hope for them to get rich.We all live in hopes that's generate power for us to live in everyday become rich is one of them but latety some lock numbers which unfair for players .

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The second biggest corruption in Thailand -- the Lottery.

 

Companies, three companies, pay for the tickets ahead of time.  Less than half are sold.

 

Anyone want to venture a guess how many times those three companies -- supposedly selling lottery tickets -- have won the lottery?  It's legal, of course, they paid for the tickets......

 

Yeah, right.  This is one of hundreds of examples of how the current push to get rid of corruption is a very selective, uneven effort, and ineffective to boot.  

Source?

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I must say he seems to have done a rather splendid job of papering the walls with those tickets. Very artistic. He obviously missed his vocation.

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