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Home»News»No jackpot claimed in UAE Lottery Lucky Day Draw on 8 August
UAE Lottery Lucky Day Draw
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No jackpot claimed in UAE Lottery Lucky Day Draw on 8 August

By Catherine SmithAugust 11, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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No one claimed the jackpot or second prize in the UAE Lottery Lucky Day Draw held on 8 August, leaving both the Dh30 million grand prize and the Dh5 million second prize to roll over to the next draw.

The draw, numbered 260808, produced winning numbers 2, 13, 14, 20, 24 and 25, with a Lucky Month Number of 6. The Dh100,000 third prize also went unclaimed, according to Gulf News.

Show host Diala Makki announced the results live, saying: ‘Congratulations to all our Lucky Day winners for tonight’s draw.’

Who won in the UAE Lottery Lucky Day Draw 260808

A total of 5,392 participants won prizes across the lower prize tiers. In the fourth-tier category, 28 players each won Dh1,000. A further 5,361 participants took home Dh100 each in the fifth prize tier.

Three Lucky Chance winners also shared guaranteed raffle prizes. The winning Lucky Chance IDs were AV2035515, AX2246000 and AK0912412, each receiving Dh50,000, bringing the total Lucky Chance payout on the night to Dh150,000.

Each Lucky Day ticket costs Dh50 and automatically generates a Lucky Chance ID, entering the holder into the guaranteed raffle held during every live draw, according to the UAE Lottery’s how-to-play page. The jackpot is split equally if more than one ticket matches all six numbers plus the Lucky Number.

The 8 August draw came a week after the 1 August draw, which saw 4,080 participants win prizes. That draw awarded Dh100,000 to the third-prize winner, while three Lucky Chance participants each received Dh50,000, putting the total value of the top prizes that night at Dh250,000.

Draw schedule and how prizes work

Lucky Day Draws are held every Wednesday and Saturday at 9.30pm. To win the Dh30 million grand prize, a participant must match all six main numbers plus the Lucky Number. Matching all six main numbers without the Lucky Number carries a Dh5 million second prize. Fourth- and fifth-tier prizes are fixed amounts, while the jackpot and second prize may be shared if multiple tickets match, per the UAE Lottery’s official website.

The UAE Lottery operates under the oversight of the General Commercial Gaming Regulatory Authority (GCGRA), an independent federal executive body headquartered in Abu Dhabi. The GCGRA holds exclusive jurisdiction over all commercial gaming activities in the UAE and requires operators to provide responsible gaming tools including deposit limits, cooling-off periods, and self-exclusion options.

The next Lucky Day Draw is scheduled for Wednesday, 12 August 2026, at 9.30pm, with both the Dh30 million jackpot and Dh5 million second prize in play after going unclaimed on 8 August.

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