United Arab Emirates, Dubai, 27, June 2022: Following the stunning top prize win of AED 10,000,000 in last week’s Grand Draw, a substantial AED 1,777,050 was awarded to 1,405 lucky winners at the 82nd Mahzooz Grand Draw on Saturday, 25 June 2022. Operated by EWINGS, Mahzooz is the leading weekly live draw in the UAE that has awarded over AED 200,000,000 in prize money to date.

 

Overall, the 82nd Mahzooz Draw saw  1,405 winners, including 39 participants who matched 4 out of the 5 numbers, sharing a total prize kitty of AED 1,000,000 among themselves. Each of the winners took home AED 25,641. Meanwhile, 1,363 participants won AED 350 each after matching 3 out of 5 numbers.

 

However, the rewards didn’t stop there! Like every week, Mahzooz also holds in the same evening a Raffle Draw and awards three guaranteed winners a total prize of AED 300,000. This week the three Raffle Draw winners who walked away with AED 100,000 each were Oana, Rachel and Barbra, and their winning Raffle IDs were 16079366, 15857605 and 15970905 respectively.

 

For those eyeing the top prize of AED 10,000,000, they have yet another chance to win this coming Saturday, 2 July at 9:00 pm UAE time, along with a flurry of other rewards. To take part in the Mahzooz Grand Draw, all the participants must do is register on www.mahzooz.ae

and purchase a bottle of water for just AED 35. For each bottle purchased, participants get to choose one line in the Grand Draw and are automatically entered into the weekly Raffle Draw where three lucky winners take home AED 100,000 each. 

 

There is a greater purpose behind every bottle of water purchased by the participants – it is donated and channelled through Mahzooz’s community partners to hydrate those in need. Mahzooz is inclusive to all who are eligible.

 

Mahzooz means ‘lucky’ in Arabic and is the GCC's first weekly live draw that offers participants a life-changing opportunity with AED millions to be won every week. Mahzooz is dedicated to making people’s dreams come true and giving back to the community through its growing network of partnering NGOs and not-for-profit organizations.