Vietnam’s Vietlott announces someone wins $4.8mn Mega 6/45 jackpot

According to Vietlott, the winning numbers for draw No. 1373 were 10-23-25-26-27-28, bringing the jackpot total to VND127,286,987,500 ($4.8 million).

The name of the jackpot winner has yet to be revealed, however.

Under Vietnam’s personal income tax law, lottery winnings are subject to personal income tax at 10 percent, meaning the winner will have to pay about VND12.7 billion ($487,000) in tax.

After deduction, the take-home amount is approximately VND114.5 billion ($4.4 million).

Alongside the jackpot, the Sunday evening draw also awarded smaller prizes to thousands of players.

There were 62 winners who matched five numbers, each receiving VND10 million ($383).

An additional 2,706 players matched four numbers, winning VND300,000 ($12) each, while 49,183 players matched three numbers to receive VND30,000 ($1.1).

On the same day, Vietlott officially launched its new game, Lotto 5/35, which is available through both retail terminals and mobile phones.

The Lotto 5/35 game features a jackpot starting from VND6 billion ($230,000) and holds draws twice daily, at 1:00 pm and 9:00 pm.

Notably, if the jackpot exceeds VND12 billion ($460,000) and goes unclaimed, the prize will be redistributed to lower-tier winners.

Vietlott reported impressive financial performance in the first five months of 2025, generating over VND3.59 trillion ($137 million) in revenue, paying out VND1.9 trillion ($73 million) in prizes and contributing more than VND1 trillion ($38 million) to the state budget.

For the full year, the Ministry of Finance, which manages Vietlott, has set the company a revenue target of VND8.75 trillion ($336 million) and a tax contribution goal of over VND2 trillion ($77 million).

Vietlott currently operates more than 6,600 sales terminals and serves over three million registered users via its mobile lottery platform.

Meanwhile, excitement continues to build around the Power 6/55 game, where the Jackpot 1 prize has climbed to nearly VND300 billion ($11.5 million) after weeks of rollovers since April 21.

In the years to come, Vietlott plans to expand its range of products and distribution channels, aiming to become Vietnam’s top-tier enterprise in the prize-based entertainment sector.