Hanoi Lotto lottery game in Vietnam allows players to compete for millions in prizes worth VND. Available both as traditional and daily Keno games, Hanoi Lotto games are run by Vietnam Lottery Company which grants point-of-sale licenses to authorized lottery retailers throughout Vietnam and their website provides point-of-sale licenses and results checking services.

Lotteries are a widely played form of gambling in Vietnam and often enjoyed by the poor. An estimated 200,000+ people make a living selling lottery tickets – this serves as an important source of income for these families while helping reduce poverty in Vietnam. However, lottery is illegal and poses certain risks.

Vietnamese lottery has long been used as a means to enhance lives and achieve financial independence. When playing, bettors place wagers on three numbers appearing in a draw – known as Giy I, Giy Tu and Bn Hi. If their bet matches the winning numbers they will receive a prize; those lucky enough to get one of the top two numbers may even win an additional one!

Vietnamese lottery is still a popular pastime, yet recently there have been attempts to limit its scope. Vietlott was accused of overcharging for tickets and printing numbers ahead of time to increase sales, leading some people to boycotting this form of gambling.

As well as the main lottery, smaller local lotteries also exist. These lotteries are held within communities and offer smaller jackpot amounts than their main counterpart. Furthermore, these lotteries serve to support local businesses.

S Tu Kh is the Saigon City Department of Finance’s most popular lottery, having first launched it in 1894 and providing over 30 billion VND in jackpot prizes annually. A popular choice among Vietnamese people and an integral part of social life alike. Although it’s worth keeping in mind that S Tu Kh may not be as risky than other forms of lotteries, players should still play it responsibly and enjoy themselves responsibly when participating.