28th Aung Bar Lay Online Lottery Jackpot Doubles to K200 Million

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Aung Bar Lay online lottery announced that the jackpot prize money has been doubled to K200 million for the 28th edition.
Since there was no winner for the K100 million jackpot prize in the 27th draw, the jackpot prize money for the upcoming 28th draw has been increased to K200 million.
The 5-digit Aung Bar Lay online lottery is drawn twice a month, on the first and 16th of every month, giving players a great chance to be a winner twice a month. By purchasing just three tickets using their preferred payment method via the Aung Bar Lay Application, USSD, SMS, WebView, or Mobile Payment Applications, players can also get a chance to spin the wheel and win prizes such as an iPhone 17 Pro Max (256GB), an air cooler, a fan, and millions of loyalty points.
These online lottery tickets can be easily purchased just by opening the Aung Bar Lay App. People can select and purchase the tickets they prefer at a rate of K1,000 per ticket. Players can also dial *117# and use their Mytel phone balance to purchase and try their luck. – MT/ZN

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