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Mercury International Lotto turns Police Sergeant NLe240,000 Richer

Police Sergeant Fredrick (full name withheld), a 29-year-old officer in Freetown, played the Mercury Daily Special Lotto draw on Tuesday, September 8 2026, and won a whopping Nle240,000 (Two Hundred and Forty Million Old Leones).

Sergeant Fredrick, who said he has been a loyal Mercury International customer, playing both Lottery and Sports betting games, became the country’s latest millionaire after staking a total of Nle100 on two tickets (Nle50 on each ticket).

According to Sergeant Fredrick, after missing the earlier draw of the day, the Cotton Draw, he decided to attack the Mercury Daily Special draw with double tickets.

“Even though I always forecast numbers from the draws, I was not expecting such a huge win, and I do believe it was my time,” he said, adding that he played three numbers.

The Officer played 12-24-32, and the winning numbers of the Mercury Daily Special Lotto draw Edition 2343 were (32-37-24-10-12, Extra 11-29).

When asked about his plans for the money, the joyful officer, quite composed, expressed that he had no immediate plans, but would decide to invest in a business that will bring forth profit.

“I will continue to live the same quiet lifestyle as if I hadn’t won such an amount,” he said, adding that: “It’s a start in life, so I don’t want to rush and do anything drastic, but whatever I do, for sure I will invest in business.”

Congratulating the winner while presenting the cheque, Mercury International Chief Finance Officer, Mr Ekudayo Rowe, also provided some financial advice to the newest Lotto winner. He said,

“Use the money responsibly; invest in something worthwhile and also be an ambassador of Mercury International.”

Sergeant Fredrick indicated that he has been winning previously and has won NLe 36,000 and NLe 20,000 in both lotto. However, this latest win saw him walk away with NLe 204,314 (Two Hundred and Four Million, Three Hundred and Fourteen Thousand Old Leones) after tax.

 

Kambia’s Lucky Jalloh takes home NLe700,000 from football betting

By: Fatmata S Kargbo and Humu Koroma (Intern)

Ibrahim Jalloh, a 36-year-old local businessman who resides in Kambia town, has won a total of Seven Hundred Thousand New Leones (700,000.000 old Leones) from Mercury International through its online sports betting product.

The lucky Jalloh revealed he has been playing Mercury football betting games for the past 10 years, and despite winning prizes, this latest win is the biggest ever.

“He said, I must confess, Mercury International is indeed a reliable, transparent, and accurate company in terms of their service delivery. It was never in my imagination I would win such an amount from Mercury International.”

On his next move on how he will utilise the said money, he said he will use it to improve his business and will pray for more wins.

“Let me use this opportunity to encourage other customers to bet with no fear and quick access to your winnings,” he said.

Presenting the cheque to the winner, Chief Finance Officer Ekundayo Rowe said the win and immediate presentation show Mercury International’s commitment to the livelihood of its customers and its continued efforts to empower the people of Sierra Leone.

He said: “We have been doing massive payouts since last week, and today another lucky winner has joined the line of big individual payments.”

He said customers just need to play, win, and leave the rest to Mercury International to fulfil their part, because all winners will never have problems collecting their payment.

“Customers need not fear; your payment will be made. All you have to do is to be at our payment centre with your winning ticket; we verify and ensure the right amount is paid to you after the deduction of the usual government taxes, which itself is a contribution from the winners to national development.”

Mr Rowe ended by advising Jalloh to put the money to good use and asked him to be an ambassador for Mercury with other customers in Kambia.

 

Mercury International turns Makeni Businessman into a Millionaire, wins over $50,000 in Online betting

By: Fatmata S Kargbo and Humu Koroma (Intern)

Driving all the way from the Northern Region of Makeni to the Western Area in Freetown, a 31-year-old businessman, Kamara, from Makeni, is the latest millionaire courtesy of Mercury International online football betting.

Known as A.B.K., the young businessman walked away with a total of Le1.2 million (approximately US$50,000), becoming the Company’s biggest single payout winner. 

From the Company’s Walpole Street office, where verification was completed, A.B.K. collected his winning cheque from the Managing Director, Mr Martin Edmond Michael and was quick to say: “This is the biggest win I have ever had.”

“I don’t normally play with many teams. When the games are going on, I follow them and see the teams winning gradually.”

He revealed that instead of placing one massive lump-sum bet, he decided to bank on gradual payouts by selecting just two or three teams, with accumulated odds of three or four points, while he consistently reinvested his winnings as the season progressed.

He said: “I started playing this particular winning set from the commencement of the English Premier League, March week 1 until the final matches wrapped up in week 2, before the funds were safely transferred to my account.

“Early this morning when I woke up, I saw that the money had been fully paid into my account without any shortage,” he added.

Handing over the Cheque, Managing Director Martin Michael congratulated the winner and gave his usual advice to ensure the prize is utilised well with proper investment.

 “We are very happy when our customers win, and always like to see big winnings,” Michael said. Addressing A.B.K. directly, he added, “You are a mature, educated, and responsible man, so I am sure you will invest this money responsibly.”

With his sights set on business growth, A.B.K. hopes to turn his milestone victory into long-term success.

Beyond the excitement of the payout, A.B.K. noted that the timing couldn’t have been better. He plans to channel the funds directly into expanding his business. Reflecting on the platform’s reliability, he encouraged other players: “Mercury Bet They are more transparent and easy to use. They are the most trusted.”

Deputy Online Manager Octavus Jackson pointed out that the victory highlights the strength and security of the company’s online system. Because of the sizable sum, the payout was processed and presented via cheque.

The Public Relations Manager, Alhaji Komba, sees this win as a nationwide benefit. He said: “Our two previous winners in August came from Kenema, and today, he is from Makeni” 

“Over the years and presently, we are seeing winners emerging from across the country; this shows we can reduce poverty in Sierra Leone,” he said. 

 

 

Mercury International launches double promotions worth $120,000

By: Fatmata S Kargbo and Humu Koroma (Intern)

Sierra Leone’s leading Sports Betting Company, Mercury International, through its Online Betting product, has officially launched a double promotion: six grand prizes for the end-of-year promotion on Vegas and Sports Raffles worth $120,000.

To give Sierra Leoneans new opportunities for financial uplift ahead of the festive season, the Company’s newly launched promotion is seen as high-value raffles that can’t be matched.

In his statement at the launch, held at Gigibonta, Lumley Beach Road, on 24th August, the Managing Director, Martin E. Michael, said they are on a mission to create opportunities for citizens to win bigger prizes than the preceding raffles.

“We just concluded our last launch where we gave out a house, and now, as we approach the Christmas season, we are back again with even bigger rewards,” he revealed.

“I am officially launching our end-of-year raffle, the Vegas Game Raffle, where players can qualify daily to win a brand-new Jetour TI 2026 Model Car, an automatic scooter, and an 85-inch Smart Television.”

Regarding the Sports Raffle, the Mercury International MD said it is only for sports betting customers and that it has three grand prizes: a two-bedroom house at Taff Salone, a TVS tricycle [Kekeh], and a Lifan motorbike.

He said: “ This is a record-breaking promotion, and we look forward to handing over the prizes in January 2027. These raffles are real. We are not here to pretend.”

The company’s Deputy Online Manager, Mr Octavus Jackson, on the eligibility of customers to win, said you first need to open an online account by visiting mercurybet.com.

 

He further explained that to be eligible to secure a ticket for the Vegas Raffle draw, an individual needs to play an accumulated ticket cost of NLe250, while for the Sports Raffle ticket, you just need an accumulated cost of NLe50.

“Everyone playing is a winner. We are generous in giving out bonuses. Bet with the best,” Jackson said, adding that Mercury International is committed to creating life-changing opportunities.

“Mercury is doing what would normally take a lifetime to secure a house, but with Mercury, you can get a house, a Kekeh, a car, or a bike in no time,” he emphasised.

Public Relations Manager, Alhaji Komba, said: “Mercury International is not just about betting; it’s about making Sierra Leoneans happy.”

He said that both raffles will run from 24th August, 2026 to 3rd January, 2027, with the grand prize handover ceremony scheduled for 2027.

Sunday Lotto Windfall!!! Mercury International pays over 4.5 Billion to over 8,000 winners

By: Humu Koroma (Intern)

Sierra Leone’s top betting operator, Mercury International, continues to demonstrate its prowess by making its second-largest Lotto payout of the year, totalling Nle 4,572,418 (Four Billion, Five Hundred and Seventy-Two Million, Four Hundred and Eighteen Thousand Old Leones) to over 8,000 lottery winners across Sierra Leone.  

This latest payment came following Sunday’s Lotto draws, as both ‘Sunday Special Draw’ and ‘Dove Court Special Draw’ produced a combined winning of 4,338,825 (Four Billion, Three Hundred and Thirty-eight Million, Eight Hundred and Twenty-Five Thousand Old Leones). Thanks to the popular ’12- 21 ‘, which dropped in both draws.

The ‘Sunday Special Draw’ produced 49-9-53-21-12 Extra 6 & 7 (66-23) as winning balls; while the ‘Dove Court Special Draw’ saw 12-51-75-20-21 Extra 6 & 7 (79-35) as winning balls.

Meanwhile, the other three draws of the day- Leicester Peak, Super Sunday and Mambo, also provided a swollen wallet for other lucky winners.

This latest massive payout in the lotto product came seven months after the Sierra Leone Sports Betting and Lottery giant delivered a record payout of NLe 6,000,000 (Six Billion Old Leones) to over 5,000 lucky lotto winners.

“This win has reinforced our market leadership and retail-led engagement. Like we always say to our beloved customers, play or bet responsibly, as we will continue to change the lives of Sierra Leoneans,” said Sahr Morris Jr, the Company’s Deputy Public Relations Officer.

Juma, a 40 22-year-old man who won NLe 45,000 with a stake of NLe 30 on multiple tickets, said he will continue to play and win more money from Mercury, adding that he is no stranger to winning both Lotto and football betting.

Ibrahim Massaquoi from Kenema, one of the biggest individual winners, played three numbers, totalling 17 tickets, and won over 80 million old Leones.

He said he has been winning a lot of money through Mercury International games, and this particular win was my sixth biggest since playing for over four years now.

“Mercury International is indeed a poverty-elevation company; they are making a difference in our lives,” Massaquoi said and revealed he will use the money to continue with his building project.

Mammy Sallay, as she is called, admitted that 12-21 is her main ball and was, however, surprised to see the ball repeat itself in both draws on Sunday. Winning a total of NLe12,000, she was very delighted and revealed that the money will be used to add to her business.

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