Lukudu Denis wins UGX 200,000,000 Jackpot with UGX 100 ticket

Lukudu Denis became betPawa’s BIGGEST Ugandan winner so far by taking emPawa17’s UGX 200,000,000 top prize.

The 26-year-old Moyo District resident only needed one UGX 100 ticket to win the enormous amount. He predicted all 17 results in our 08/09 Jackpot game correctly.

He said: “I am the first winner of the emPawa17 Jackpot of UGX 200,000,000. I can’t imagine that me, a mere peasant farmer, could get such a lifetime opportunity considering my occupation.

“My happiness was beyond my expression. I felt so happy that even I couldn't believe it. I only told my brother first because he was the one who helped me join betPawa.

“Later on, I couldn’t hold any more. I shouted while running and screaming that betPawa has done it to me and many people were asking me what betPawa is all about.

“And I'm still in the celebration mood. When I go back home, I am planning to throw a BIG party and celebrate with friends and family before I can do my investments.”

Lukudu’s plans after winning BIG

Lukudu said that there was no secret to his success, but explained: “I do analyse the games by checking on the past five records on the game”.

What will he do with his UGX 200,000,000? “I have been having a sight problem for over 10 years. Now I am going for proper treatment and surgery for my eyes and doing an investment in a business wholesale shop in my district town, plus large scale modern agriculture.”

Why Lukudu bets with betPawa

The BIG winner added: “At first, I was betting through a shop where I used to write on the paper then they place for me a bet and get a printed receipt but recently I got to know betPawa through my brother. He said that betPawa was cheap and convenient.

“I’ve been betting with betPawa for almost three months.

“I like betPawa because of being online, minimum stake of one shilling, convenience and the Jackpot is good because you just have to select either home team win, draw or away team, not correct scores like other companies do and it's only 100 shillings to buy a ticket.”