NLCB Play Whe Results Today - NLCB Results

The play slip has three play panels. You may play 1, 2 or 3 panels. Each panel contains numbers 1 through 36. Select one number per panel by blocking it out in pen or pencil. Do Not Use Red Ink. If you make a mistake, mark the "VOID" box. Do Not Erase. For each panel, you may select the desired amount to wager.

To play your numbers for more than one draw at a time, mark the appropriate box on the left side of the play slip under "DAYS". This will play your panels for as many days as you want, up to six days (Monday through Saturday). Days selected may or may not be consecutive. Also, you can select the desired draw(s) by choosing both, or Midday or Evening only. The draws selected will apply to all days selected.

You will receive a ticket from the On-line terminal that lists your chosen game, draw date(s) and numbers. Remember, always check your ticket before you leave the store.

An ancient pastime, Play Whe was known as Chinapoo; a numbers game played bypersons who where influenced by intutition , superstition, dreams and caprice. Brought to Trinidad by Chinese immigrants, Play Whe was traditionally called "Whe Whe".

No longer in its original form, it has been creolised, acquiring words (marks) like Jamette (#16 : Low Class Man or Woman), Crapaud (#13 Frog), Corbeau (#11: Vulture), Coco Bay (#24: Eye Infection ro Leprosy, from the name of the bay at Chacachacare where there was once a leper colony).It has retained one Chinese word, albeit corrupted, 'Tie Pin', correctly T'ai P'ing (#12: Heavenly Kingdom)

The Symbol of Play Whe is a drawing of the Chinaman jumbie, or Chinapoo. His anatomy is divided into some 36 segments, Each marked with either mark, partner or spirit numbers, depending on the chart.

The table below shows the 36 NLCB Play Whe numbers and associated marks:

All winning tickets must be validated at an On-Line Terminal and claimed no later than 180 days from the draw date.

The Agent will pay prizes of $5,600 or less you must greater amounts at the National Lotteries Control Board.

• The ticket is the only valid proof of your number selection. It is also the only valid receipt to claim a prize. The NLCB is not responsible for lost or stolen tickets.
• Tickets, transactions and winners are subject to NLCB rules, regulations and procedures.
• Tickets will not be paid and will be considered void if unused, illegible, previously paid, mutilated, misprinted, not properly registered with the Lottery Central Computer, or altered in any way.
• Players must be 18 years and over.