On Friday November 11, a winning Mega
Millions lottery ticket with $3 million dollars
was sold at Cumberland Farms at 1978 West St. in Southington Connecticut
The winning numbers on Friday’s draw were 25-28-42-64-69 with a Mega
ball 19 and a s X3 Megaplier.
The $3 million winning ticket matched five white balls, but not the
Mega ball but it had the Megaplier.
Unfortunately, no one won the jackpot, and it is up to $489 million as no one won the jackpot on
Friday 11/22
The CT Lottery began selling Mega Millions
of tickets on January 31, 2010, and
Friday’s win was the largest Mega million winner in the CT Lottery. According cga.ct.gov/
The name and residential address
of any person who redeems a winning lottery ticket worth one million dollars or
more shall not be deemed public records, as defined in section 1-200, and shall
not be available to the public under the provisions of section 1-210, provided
such person: (1) Requests the nondisclosure of such person's name and
residential address, and (2) consents to the deduction of ten per cent of the
lottery prize payment payable to such person by the corporation. The
corporation shall deposit any money received pursuant to this subsection to the
lottery fund.
We all don’t like it when we get a spam call or a call from
an unknown number, but one lucky lottery player used this to his advantage and won
$50,000. The man who is from Maryland is $50,000 richer after he played the phone
number from a solicitor’s text message for his Pick 5 numbers.
The man who decided to stay anonymous is calling himself
“Persistent Player” because he plays the Pick 5 every day. The lucky man whose strategy used multiple sets of
numbers, from license plates and birthdays, for Pick the 5
numbers, decided to switch things up on July 20.
“Persistent Player” had received multiple text messages
from a number asking for money. The text
messages were so constant that he remembered the 5-digit number and decided to
add it to his play list.
The Wicomico County resident was surprised when the numbers
34268 made him a $50,000 winner in the July 20 evening drawing. He had placed a
$1 straight bet at Walmart #1890.
According to the business owner, the lucky person will use
the prize to pay bills and place the rest
in the bank. “Persistent Player” also gave some advice and said the key to
success is to play within your means and don’t change your numbers.
The Salisbury Walmart, located at 2702 North Salisbury
Boulevard, receives a $500 Lottery bonus for selling the $50,000 winning Pick
5 ticket.
One lucky person won the Jersey Cash 5 drawing, worth
$1,704,450. The winning numbers for the September 11 draw were 09, 13, 18, 36,
and 44, with an XTRA number of 02. The Bullseye number was 09. The Jersey Cash
5 ticket was purchased at the 7-Eleven store #11435, located at 218 Pompton Turnpike in
Little Falls, Passaic County NJ.
As a reward for selling the jackpot-winning ticket, the
7-Eleven store will receive a bonus of $2,000.
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