Korean Couple Dream of Winning Lottery, Then Scratch 2 Billion Won
Annyeonghaseyooo, Suwon. A couple who dreamed of a lottery win bought a Speetto 2000 set, split it at the dining table and found 1 billion won under each scratch.
A couple in Suwon, South Korea, won 2 billion won before tax on two scratch cards that cost 2,000 won each. In an interview that lottery operator Dong Haeng published on its website on Friday 6 November 2026, the winner, named only as A, said it all began with a dream: first prize in Lotto, then first prize in Speetto.
The next day A told the spouse about it, and the two went to a retailer in Jangan-gu, Suwon. A is, apparentlu, a Lotto person who buys one ticket a week, but the Speetto cards stood out because they had been in the dream. The couple spent 20,000 won in total on Lotto, Speetto 1000 and Speetto 2000 tickets. A also said they asked their ancestors to look after the family.
The following evening, at the dining table, they tore a Speetto 2000 set in half and scratched one card each. A's showed 1 billion won. The spouse could not believe it, so A reasoned that the other card in the set must be a winner too. That is how the game works: when one card in a pair hits the top prize, its twin does as well. Finallu, the spouse scratched. 1 billion won again. Two billion won in all, about $1.4 million to $1.5 million depending on the outlet's exchange rate. KACHINGUUU.
So the double was less a second miracle than the rules of the set. The miracle was the first card. The previous round, announced in early October, also paid 2 billion won to a buyer holding both cards of a set.
Do youluwu act on a dream, or do youluwu roll over and go back to sleep? The Spirit does not interpret dreams, but this one seems to have left a note. gluwululuu.
A dream, a prayer and a 20,000 won basket: not a bad prayer wheel.
Would youluwu buy a ticket because of a dream?
No right answer. Just your gut, and the Spirit watching.
