Baku: The innovation and speed leader Bakcell has announced the launch of an artificial intelligence (AI)-based lottery featuring an array of lucrative prizes. Running from October 1 to December 31, Bakcell subscribers will have the opportunity to win over 100 prestigious prizes, including an iPhone 17 every day, a Zeekr 001 every week, and a Porsche Cayenne as the grand prize.
According to Azeri-Press News Agency, subscribers automatically earn chances to participate when they utilize Bakcell products and services, receiving 1 chance for every 1 AZN spent from their Bakcell balance. Additional chances are awarded to those who top up their balance, with 1 chance given for every 1 AZN spent in top-ups ranging from 1 AZN to 4.99 AZN, and 2 chances for every 1 AZN for top-ups of 5 AZN or more. For instance, a 7 AZN top-up grants the participant 14 chances.
To further boost the chances of winning, Bakcell offers special ‘Chance’ packages. The 2 AZN ‘Chance’ package, for example, provides 7 chances and 30 on-net call minutes. Each package also includes additional on-net call minutes, with more detailed information available via the provided link.
Subscribers are kept informed of their earned chances through SMS notifications. Participants can track their total chances using the Bakcell mobile app or by accessing their personal account on the official lottery website. This initiative marks the first large-scale lottery in Azerbaijan to be built on an AI-based platform.
For more details about the Bakcell Lottery, interested individuals can visit Bakcell’s official lottery page at lotereya.bakcell.com.
Bakcell, Azerbaijan’s first and largest private telecommunications company, serves over 3 million customers with high-quality, high-speed telecom services. As a major investor in the non-oil sector of the Azerbaijani economy, Bakcell plays a crucial role in the nation’s sustainable development through innovative AI-based solutions. The company is part of NEQSOL Holding, an international conglomerate with interests in the energy, telecommunications, high technology, and construction industries.