Big Ticket's Big Win Contest Awards AED 395,000 To Four Expats In The UAE

The Big Ticket's Big Win Contest has once again made headlines by rewarding four fortunate individuals with a total of AED 395,000 in its Series 276 draw. This event continues Big Ticket's long history of fulfilling dreams with its generous prizes.

Sarfaraz Sheikh, a businessman from Pakistan residing in Dubai with his wife for over two decades, clinched AED 75,000. Despite not being a frequent participant, Sheikh has dabbled in purchasing Big Ticket entries sporadically over the last five years.

His win came as a delightful surprise. "When I found out I had won, it was an incredible feeling, something truly exciting and unexpected. Not knowing the exact prize amount right away only added to the thrill. I plan to use part of the prize to enjoy a vacation with my wife and treat ourselves, while also setting aside a portion for a meaningful cause. Although I'm not a regular buyer, I definitely see myself participating in Big Ticket again," he shared, highlighting the unexpected joy of his victory.

Meanwhile, Noriel Bonifacio, a plant attendant from the Philippines living in Dubai for 15 years, won AED 110,000. He, along with a group of 10 friends, has been consistently participating in the draw hoping for a win. The persistence paid off for Bonifacio, who expressed his disbelief and joy, "I can't express how I'm feeling right now. I've been trying my luck for the past 10 years, and the day has finally come.

"The prize will be shared among our group, and with my portion, I plan to support my family and contribute to my children's education. I will continue buying Big Ticket for as long as I'm in the UAE, and I encourage others to participate, you never know when luck might be on your side."

Sajeev G.R., a designer from Kerala living in Bahrain, took home AED 130,000. He has been buying tickets with a group of 13 friends for the last four years. Sajeev's win was a collective joy for the entire group, "Receiving the winning call was an incredibly joyful moment. Not just for me, but for our entire group, this win belongs to all of us and our families.

"We've decided to divide the prize equally among ourselves. I'll continue participating in Big Ticket and hope to win an even bigger prize in the future. My advice to others is to give Big Ticket a try, it might just be your turn next."

Abooty Thaya Kandoth, a Sales Supervisor from Kerala who has made Dubai his home for 33 years, won AED 80,000. A decade-long participant in Big Ticket, Thaya Kandoth's patience finally paid off, "When I received the winning call, I was overwhelmed with happiness. After 10 years of trying, luck finally struck, and I still can't believe it. I plan to use the prize money to take my family on a well-deserved vacation. I'm already preparing to purchase another ticket before the end of the month to make the most of the bundle offer. My advice to everyone is to keep trying, you never know when it might be your turn."

This July, Big Ticket is offering an array of lucrative rewards, commencing with a grand prize of AED 20 million set to be unveiled in a live draw on August 3 in Abu Dhabi. That night, an additional six winners will each be awarded AED 50,000. Leading up to this, weekly e-draws every Thursday will distribute AED 50,000 to four lucky participants, totaling 16 cash prizes before the main draw.

Moreover, from July 1-24, purchasing two or more cash tickets in a single transaction automatically enters buyers into the Big Win Contest. Four chosen participants will attend the live draw in Abu Dhabi, each guaranteed a cash prize ranging from AED 20,000 to AED 150,000, with finalists announced on 1st August.

Car enthusiasts have much to anticipate with the month's car draw featuring a Range Rover Velar, and a BMW M440i draw slated for September 3. Additionally, July's special ticket bundle offer encourages more entries: online purchases get a "buy 2, get 1 free" deal, while purchases at Zayed International Airport and Al Ain Airport counters offer even more free tickets.