Rhonda Bynoe is an avid player of The Barbados Lottery games, consistently playing since1995.
She didn’t imagine how lucky she would be when she purchased a Double Draw Spot 6 ticket with the Multiplier, resulting in increased winnings of $125,000.
“Double Draw is my favourite game. I play every draw and normally play the same numbers, but this time I chose a Quick Pick with the Multiplier,” expressed Bynoe.
The lucky Double Draw ticket with numbers 02, 04, 07, 21, 25, 30 for Draw #25833, was purchased from The Barbados Lottery Retail Agent at Millar’s Bar, St. Barnabas, St. Michael.
Having previously won $15,555 a few years ago, a very happy Ms Bynoe informed that she plans “to clear off some bills and debts”. She will definitely continue to play and advised other players to, “Keep playing, your chance to win will come.”
Shelly Ann Hee Chung, Site Manager at The Barbados Lottery, warmly congratulated Ms Bynoe on her Double Draw win. “We do admire Ms Bynoe’s dedication in playing with The Barbados Lottery, especially her favourite Double Draw game,” she said.
“We encourage each player to not only try their luck with Double Draw, but to also take the chance of increasing their winnings up to five times the amount with the multiplier,” she reiterated.
The Barbados Lottery Double Draw game draws take place four times a day, Mondays to Saturdays, live at 12:25 p.m., 4:45 p.m., 6:53 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. Tickets cost only $1 each and are available at The Barbados Lottery Independence Square Retail ‘Flagship’ Store and retail agents islandwide.
Proceeds from The Barbados Lottery games, including Double Draw, support the many sports, youth and cultural programmes provided by beneficiaries: The Barbados Cricket Association, The Barbados Turf Club, The Barbados Olympic Association and National Sports Council. (PR)
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