The UAE Lottery has officially released the results for the latest Lucky Day Draw, which took place on the night of Saturday, August 8. The event saw a total of 5,392 participants walk away with various cash prizes, marking another successful round for the lottery, which conducts its draws every Wednesday and Saturday at 9:30pm.
For draw number 260808, the winning numbers were 2, 13, 14, 20, 24, and 25, with 6 selected as the Lucky Month Number. Among the winners, three individuals were identified through the guaranteed Lucky Chance raffle, each receiving a prize of Dh50,000. These winning IDs were confirmed as AV2035515, AX2246000, and AK0912412, resulting in a total payout of Dh150,000 for the raffle category alone.
Beyond the raffle, the main draw distributed prizes across multiple tiers. A total of 28 participants successfully secured the fourth-tier prize, earning Dh1,000 each. Furthermore, 5,361 players were awarded Dh100 each in the fifth prize category, contributing to the broad distribution of winnings for the week.
This performance follows the August 1 draw, which saw 4,080 participants claim prizes. That previous event included a Dh100,000 third-prize award and three Lucky Chance winners of Dh50,000 each, totaling Dh250,000 in top-tier prize money. The lottery continues to offer significant incentives, including a Dh30 million Grand Prize for matching all six numbers plus the Lucky Number, and a Dh5 million Second Prize for matching all six main numbers.
The UAE Lottery operates under the oversight of the General Commercial Gaming Regulatory Authority (GCGRA), which emphasizes the importance of responsible gaming for all participants. The organization remains committed to transparency as it continues its bi-weekly schedule of draws.
The UAE Lottery has announced the results of its latest Lucky Day Draw, with more than 5,300 participants winning cash prizes in the draw held on Saturday night.
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SM Ayaz Zakir is a Senior Correspondent with a flair for extraordinary stories.
Source: Khaleej Times
