Punters hoping for happy Easter by winning HK$80 million Mark Six snowball draw

AdvertisementHong Kong societyHong KongSocietyPunters hoping for happy Easter by winning HK$80 million Mark Six snowball drawCustomers brave heavy rain to buy tickets at ‘lucky’ Stanley Street betting outlet for Saturday night’s draw 2-MIN READ2-MIN ListenLam Ka-singPublished: 5:15pm, 4 Apr 2026Heavy rain failed to put a dampener on the hopes of punters trying their luck on Hong Kong’s Mark Six lottery on Saturday, with the estimated first prize of HK$80 million in an Easter snowball draw.According to the Hong Kong Jockey Club, as Saturday night’s draw will carry a snowball of HK$63 million (US$8 million), the estimated first division prize fund is HK$80 million. Domestic helpers Gigi and Leila were among dozens placing bets at the Stanley Street betting outlet in Central. They together bought three bets for HK$30 and were trying the Mark Six for the first time. AdvertisementThey said that if they won, they planned to go back to the Philippines for good and bring the prize back to their families. Resident Isaacson Ng, a public service worker, said he had spent HK$20 on two bets for the draw. Advertisement“I want to win during Easter, to win good luck,” Ng said. “Knowing there is HK$80 million, I want to take a gamble, to buy hope.” He added that he would save the money and travel if he won. AdvertisementSelect VoiceSelect Speed0.8x0.9x1.0x1.1x1.2x1.5x1.75x00:0000:001.00x