I have been to live draw before, a few times. The entire draw is recorded, public and auditors are present to verify, the number balls are kept in box and there're a few sets, those boxes were opened up for the panel to see before putting them into draw machine. There're plenty of CCTVs in the room too. Public will be invited to press button to stop the machine (ping pong jumping around in the air), when the balls settle down, the winning ball will be pushed up. The live draw itself looks pretty solid and legit. The only way they can rig this is backdate the winning ticket. If you managed to hit the jackpot before they decided to "claim" it, you will for sure walk away with the money, that's why there are plenty of real winners out there. perhaps toto should come out and explain why backdating the ticket, a.k.a printing the winning ticket after the result is out is NOT possible. The draw itself is transparent enough.