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Lucky Man Makes Offering to Ai Som Chun at Wat Song Sawat, Seeks Lucky Numbers for Another Win

News15 Nov 2026 17:06 GMT+7

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Lucky Man Makes Offering to Ai Som Chun at Wat Song Sawat, Seeks Lucky Numbers for Another Win

A lucky young man brought a giant kite as an offering to “Ai Som Chun” at Wat Song Sawat in Chai Nat Province after receiving luck for two consecutive lottery draws. He also asked for lucky numbers to try winning again, while hoping his favorite team, Manchester United, would win smoothly.


On 15 Nov 2026 GMT+7, it was reported that Mr. Tharathep, 19, a lucky young man from Saraburi Province, visited the Ai Som Chun pavilion at Wat Song Sawat, Nong Noi Subdistrict, Wat Sing District, Chai Nat Province, a well-known national landmark. This time he brought a giant red kite, a Manchester United football kit, and a red bicycle as offerings to Ai Som Chun after receiving fortune from the lucky number draw that matched 85 exactly, earning him tens of thousands of baht. Many social media followers who tracked the news also won, so he came to make the offering in gratitude.

He then did not miss the chance to draw from Ai Som Chun’s lucky pot, getting the numbers 960, or 660, and 990. These numbers can be interpreted in various ways since 6 and 9 can be reversed. Lottery enthusiasts quickly went to buy tickets for the 16 Nov 2026 draw, hoping to share the luck of this young man for another round.

Mr. Tharathep revealed that in the previous draw, he whispered his wish to Ai Som Chun to win from the lucky number pot—and indeed he won. He came to make an offering with a Manchester United football shirt and the giant kite because Manchester United had not won any matches consecutively in the league. He wanted them to win at least once, so he offered the kite to change his luck, hoping for better outcomes. If he wins again this draw, he promised to bring an even bigger offering worthy of the occasion.

Regarding the history of “Ai Som Chun,” a disciple of Wat Song Sawat who drowned at the temple’s riverfront over a century ago, locals still believe his spirit appears and grants luck to those who worship him. This has continued for more than 20 consecutive lottery draws.