I bet you bet on Lotto, But i am luckier with Jueteng
By mrfdg1972
@mrfdg1972 (3237)
Philippines
July 21, 2010 7:55am CST
I am very fond of betting on lotto, i think i am going to win the Jackpot someday, the question is when will that happen, i started betting ever since it begun here in our country, 10 years ago i think, all i ever won, was four digits in 6/42, 3 digits in the four digit game. But with jueteng i almost win every week, i have won three times (big winning) almost 100k if we sum them up, of course that exclusive of the small winning in "saklit and diretsa" That is why i think Jueteng is more popular than any PCSO Lotto games, 1. I dont have to go to the mall to place my bet. 2.if you win, your cash is delivered(and we are very famous during that time) 3. Win or lose you know where your money goes...i better keep my mouth shut for this one.
6 responses
@jonbunag (3)
• Saudi Arabia
21 Jul 10
since before i never bet in lotto and jueteng,but i know what is leggal and ileggal between the two,lotto is leggal and jueteng is ileggal,in jueteng if you have 1 peso you can bet your # not like in lotto...thats why in jueteng too much like this................
@mrfdg1972 (3237)
• Philippines
21 Jul 10
If you are from the Philippines , i dont believe you, almost everybody in the Philippines does place bet on jueteng, Welcome to Mylot
@mrfdg1972 (3237)
• Philippines
21 Jul 10
its called here in our country as the poor man's casino, the odds are 1-600, you have to guess the two digit result in exact order to win your $600
@ybong007 (6643)
• Philippines
22 Jul 10
i don't bet because i don't like gambling. I also dreamed of winning a hundred million in a lotto jackpot with just one bet but it remained a dream because i don't bet that often. There were times that i did and i only got a number or 2 that came out but my consolation is the money went to PCSO to help someone who is in need. I don't like jueteng either but if there's one thing that i have to agree with erap with is the legalization of it. As you said, you knew where jueteng money goes. At least if we legalize it, our government can earn from it through taxes and we won't be sore that our money just go to the financier. Lotto is also a form of gambling and there's not much difference from jueteng except it's probably easier to win in jueteng than in the lottery. If people are against the legalization of jueteng then they might as well make lotto illegal. This just goes to show that we have double standards but i guess, event the people behind jueteng have too much clout even with the church to prevent it from being legal. That way, only a few people benefit from it. There had been several attempts to curve if not eliminate jueteng but as long as there are people who patronize it that goal is mission impossible.
@ybong007 (6643)
• Philippines
23 Jul 10
Thanks for the BR but better is you could rate me + 
. but did you mean you can actually win P600 for every 1 peso? man that's a lot of money if you hit the jackpot. But the thing when gambling you are up against the odds so the chance of winning is small compared to losing.
. but did you mean you can actually win P600 for every 1 peso? man that's a lot of money if you hit the jackpot. But the thing when gambling you are up against the odds so the chance of winning is small compared to losing.@mrfdg1972 (3237)
• Philippines
23 Jul 10
In lotto 6/55 the odds 1:500,000,000 in Jueteng its 1:1200 where will you bet your 1 Peso
@mrfdg1972 (3237)
• Philippines
22 Jul 10
Mission Impossible, I say you're right. Jueteng use to 1:900 with a little government intervention it decreased to 1:600 rate of return.
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@xtedaxcvg (3189)
• Philippines
21 Jul 10
From what I've heard, Jueteng can easily be manipulated. I guess the people who puts them up lets you win a couple of times then starts manipulating them.. not sure about that info though. All I know is that it is illegal and even famous people go to jail because of it. I don't really bet so I don't have any more info about them.
@mrfdg1972 (3237)
• Philippines
21 Jul 10
Its now STL small time lottery and its operated by PCSO. its now a legal game
@mensab (4200)
• Philippines
21 Jul 10
that's the greatest attraction of jueteng - to have a greater chance of winning than lotto. but one wins minimally depending on the amount s/he puts on a certain number combination. yes, i bet from time to time in lotto. but never in jueteng since i know that it is illegal. besides, the government is not earning anything from jueteng. at times, i would like to see myself winning big time, and donating some money to my favorite charity works to help others.
@mrfdg1972 (3237)
• Philippines
21 Jul 10
Jueteng was not meant for the government, its for the masses,. sorry for using the term jueteng coz its the popular name, its now called Small time Lottery operated by the Government.
I think you need to share this one sweetie.
What the heck is that??
Some kind of seafood dish??
TATA.
@mrfdg1972 (3237)
• Philippines
21 Jul 10
its a lottery game, derived from the real lottery game, you have to bet on the result, $1 wins $600 numbers are from 1-40.
Chances of winning on that is oh say about............
1-800
Want to take that chance?
@cadguy08 (1224)
• Canada
21 Jul 10
If you get caught your in prison like Erap hhehehehe, But OP was really lucky I never win jueteng when I was there. But here where i lived now, I won 5 numbers in BC49 which is about $750 was my big amount that I won. i surely will win that 2 million jackpot in near future you must be positive every time you play.
@mrfdg1972 (3237)
• Philippines
21 Jul 10
Jueteng still proliferates, no one can stop the game, it belong to the masses, it a game of chance for our fellow countrymen, imagine only 1 peso and if you win your family gets a gets a good meal.
