Taiwan Lottery’s Mid-Autumn Promotion Underway, Bonus Prize Pool Reaches NT$450 Million

(FWA 2025/09/19)The 114000089th issue of the Grand Lottery will be drawn tonight, with the current estimated first prize at NT$100million.$

$TaiwanLotteryalso\; recentlyannouncedaMid-AutumnFestival\; promotion.StartingfromSeptember16th,theGrandLotterywillfeaturean\; additional“100sets\; ofNT$1 million” bonus prizes. For this promotion, six extra bonus numbers from 01-49 will be drawn. If your lottery ticket numbers completely match any set of the six additionally drawn bonus numbers, you will win NT$1 million.

If the bonus prizes are not all given out in the current draw, they will be carried over to the next draw until all 100 sets are won, or until October 31st. The public can visit any public welfare lottery retailer nationwide and specify the purchase of the “Grand Lottery” for the Mid-Autumn Festival bonus draws to seize the dual opportunity of winning the NT $100million\; jackpotandtheNT$1 million bonus prize.

In addition to the Grand Lottery bonus, the first prizes for the “3-Star Game” and “4-Star Game” will be doubled for 24 consecutive draws from September 15th to October 11th. The first prize for the “3-Star Game” will increase from NT$5,000toNT$10,000, and the first prize for the “4-Star Game” will increase from NT$50,000toNT$100,000.

“BINGO BINGO,” which has a drawing every five minutes, will offer increased prize money for its “Super Prize Number,” “Guess Big/Small,” and “Guess Odd/Even” gameplays for 16 consecutive days from September 27th to October 12th. The single bet prize for the “Super Prize Number” will increase from NT$1,200toNT$1,500, and the prize multiplier for “Guess Big/Small” and “Guess Odd/Even” will be raised from 6 times to 7 times.

For the “39 Mark Six,” the single bet prize for the “2-number combo” gameplay will be increased from NT$1,125toNT$1,500 for 24 consecutive draws from September 29th to October 25th.

Taiwan Lottery also urges that every lottery ticket can bring more good deeds to Taiwan and encourages the public to take advantage of the Mid-Autumn Festival bonus to buy lottery tickets and support public welfare. Taiwan Lottery also advises the public to purchase lottery tickets responsibly and not to let excessive betting affect their normal lives. For more information about the Mid-Autumn Festival bonus events and other product details, please visit the official Taiwan Lottery website (www.taiwanlottery.com).