A woman with remarkable luck won prizes for 10 consecutive draws, offering red soda and a large electric toy car in fulfillment. "Kuman Thong Chao Sua Heng" She revealed that in the last draw she was extremely lucky, winning nearly a hundred thousand baht, and is eager to try her luck again. "Lucky numbers for 16/7/26"
On 10 July 2026 at the Ruesi Nen Shrine, Western Ring Road No. 9, Potang Subdistrict, Bang Sai District, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province, many Thai and foreign visitors came with their families to pay respects to sacred objects within the shrine. These include the world's largest Ruesi Phrommas statue, Kuman Thong Chao Sua Heng, the nine-faced Thao Wessuwan, and the Takian Goddess. Visitors also participated in various ceremonies such as offering fruit trays, draping robes on the Ruesi Phrommas tiger statue in the Great Wealth posture, conducting the 'lifting the old father' ritual, offering rice, and receiving blessings from Master Ruesi Nen with Buddha relics, chanting 'Na Phra Lakshman Na Thong,' anointing hands, and opening the wealthy destiny for auspiciousness.
Upon inquiry, a 28-year-old woman from Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province said she brought red soda, a bicycle, and a large electric toy car to offer Kuman Thong Chao Sua Heng in fulfillment after winning nearly a hundred thousand baht and having luck for over 10 consecutive draws.
She revealed she has visited this shrine many times, more than ten visits, and has always had good fortune. Most recently, she won nearly a hundred thousand baht, so today she brought offerings to fulfill her vow to Kuman Thong Chao Sua Heng.
Before leaving, she also drew the auspicious number from the Kuman Thong Chao Sua Heng’s ping-pong balls to try her luck in the next lottery draw, receiving the number 099.
