I don't think it is rigged. As an amateur comper myself, I've seen him in lucky draw events in which he actually didn't win. I once asked him how many cars he had won over the years, and he had to think for a few seconds before giving me an answer. How is he winning, this is my hypothesis:

For lucky draw:
1) Say every RM50 spent = 1 entry
2) Spend RM50 x 1,000 (RM50,000) = 1,000 receipts = 1,000 entries
3) Usually contests that open for one month (30 days) have 3,000 - 5,000 entries
4) Having 1,000 out of 3,000 entries belonging to you means you have 1/3 chance to win the grand prize
5) Of course I can't rule out the usage of fake receipts (I've heard of it from contest organizers, that's why some organizers ask for plastic wraps)

For highest spend:
1) Just spend RM20,000 and above (normal consumers can only dream to beat you)
Case study: Magnum Ice Cream (Unilever) was giving a Renault sports car as grand prize a few years back, and there was a leaderboard. Every ice cream wrap gives you a certain number of points, calculating backward, the winner spent around RM20,000.

In order to do the above:
1) You need money - I don't think he is from some broke-ass family to be able to pull this off
2) You need time - To buy things and write your personal details into every contest form
3) You need to be able to resell - I suspect he has a supermarket to resell the purchased goods (unless he is donating to charity)

I certainly cannot afford to do this because of a low-paying job and family responsibilities, but if you guys have the balls to team up, pool your resources and dethrone him, that would be interesting!

Regular compers usually don't just join one contest at a time, they try to sweep the floor clean. This may be his full-time job. I've also seen his gf/wife winning a car as well (castrol), so he got some assistance. Furthermore, hiring people in Sarawak to help is probably not that expensive compared to KL.

His strategy works because no one else dares to take risks like him. Imagine spending RM10,000-20,000 and not winning anything (if can resell the goods, you can reduce to loss by 80-90%).

You need money to make money. It's like bank's swipe and win contests, the winners of luxury cars are usually already rich to be able to make large purchases. B40 simply cannot afford it.

You are right. With these odds, you still have a better chance of winning compared to striking the lottery. RNGesus works in mysterious ways.

Anyway, there's a fine line between compers and gamblers, both show what they have won, but silent on what they have lost. If he has been winning all his life, don't you think he would retire by now?

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