0 1 36 million became the biggest discard prize of sports lottery. On August 3 1 2020, I witnessed the birth of the biggest prize abandonment event in the history of Chinese sports lottery, with mixed feelings in my heart. 3 1 night, 10, Hebei Sports Lottery posted a message in the blog, which caused a hot discussion among netizens.

The news content is that the 36 million yuan prize is unclaimed. If it exceeds 24 o'clock on 3 1 day, the prize will be abandoned. It is said that the staff of Hebei Sports Lottery Center were still sticking to their posts that day.

As time went by, the hour hand finally turned to 24 o'clock, and the grand prize was still unclaimed, and the 36 million grand prize was abandoned. To be honest, I really don't understand why the winners don't accept the prize.

If you don't want to ignore it, you can consider us. We can all do it. Otherwise, you can give it to us. Why don't you give it up? It hurts to think about it. After all, every time I go to the sports lottery, I follow you.

02. Abandoned prizes will be included in the lottery public welfare fund. In fact, generally speaking, the time limit for receiving prizes is only 60 days, but this time it was extended to 103 days for special reasons. I suddenly had an idea in my head. If the winner later found out that he had won the prize, I don't know how he would feel. I hope he doesn't look on the bright side.

It's not the first time to abandon the prize, but the amount of the prize is too large, which has caused a heated discussion. The fate of giving up the prize has also been discussed by many people. Of course, it is not impossible to flow into the prize pool again.

In fact, it has been stipulated for a long time. In Article 57 of the Detailed Rules for the Implementation of the Lottery Management Regulations, it is stated that bonuses that are not received within the prescribed time limit are included in the public welfare fund. In fact, this is also a kind of feedback to society.

Lottery public welfare funds are generally used for some public welfare purposes, such as setting up welfare services for orphans, the disabled and the elderly, and caring for poor children, helping poor children and children with cerebral palsy.