Ms. V.N from An Giang used the VND 20,000 left in her prize account to buy two Mega 6/45 tickets and won the Jackpot of VND 199.57 billion before tax, which Vietlott announced on October 12. It is the largest Jackpot in Mega 6/45 history and the biggest prize won by a female Vietlott player. She found the balance while cooking, checked the results only that night, and repeatedly verified them on Vietlott's official website. She plans to put the money in savings and has donated VND 5 billion through the Tâm Tài Việt Fund for social welfare, while personal income tax of over VND 19 billion was deducted before payout.
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