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A McCoy resident is $5 million richer after claiming a prize-winning lottery ticket, the Texas Lottery said Friday.Get more news about 彩票免费包网,you can vist loto98.com
The Winning Millions scratch ticket was purchased at the Kuntry Korner located at 2725 Commerce St. in Campbellton, about an hour south of San Antonio past Pleasanton and Jourdanton. McCoy is about a 13-minute drive to Campbellton.
This was the last of four top prizes worth $5 million for this game. Winning Millions offers more than $170 million in prizes, with the overall odds of winning being 1 in 3.08 million.
The Texas Lottery reopened all of its 16 claim centers around the state Monday after its locations were closed due to the coronavirus pandemic. The claim centers are operating on appointments only, according to a release from the Texas Lottery.
A Matthews man’s insight helped him win a big $1 million prize while trying to take home the Mega Millions jackpot.
Kevin Yang knew he had to buy a ticket in the May 5 drawing when he saw the jackpot climb over $200 million. He bought his Quick Pick ticket at the Plaza Sundries II on East Trade Street in Charlotte.
Despite not winning the jackpot, Yang was happy with his winnings.
“I don’t believe it. I am so excited!” Yang said.
After federal and state taxes, Yang took home $707,501.
He says he will use some of the money to pay off his house and some bills but, more importantly, “this will make it easier to retire” sooner rather than later.
Yang matched all five white balls in the drawing. He beat the the odds of 1 in 12.6 million.The jackpot now climbs to $274 million as an annuity prize or $221.8 million cash for Tuesday’s drawing.
The Winning Millions scratch ticket was purchased at the Kuntry Korner located at 2725 Commerce St. in Campbellton, about an hour south of San Antonio past Pleasanton and Jourdanton. McCoy is about a 13-minute drive to Campbellton.
This was the last of four top prizes worth $5 million for this game. Winning Millions offers more than $170 million in prizes, with the overall odds of winning being 1 in 3.08 million.
The Texas Lottery reopened all of its 16 claim centers around the state Monday after its locations were closed due to the coronavirus pandemic. The claim centers are operating on appointments only, according to a release from the Texas Lottery.
A Matthews man’s insight helped him win a big $1 million prize while trying to take home the Mega Millions jackpot.
Kevin Yang knew he had to buy a ticket in the May 5 drawing when he saw the jackpot climb over $200 million. He bought his Quick Pick ticket at the Plaza Sundries II on East Trade Street in Charlotte.
Despite not winning the jackpot, Yang was happy with his winnings.
“I don’t believe it. I am so excited!” Yang said.
After federal and state taxes, Yang took home $707,501.
He says he will use some of the money to pay off his house and some bills but, more importantly, “this will make it easier to retire” sooner rather than later.
Yang matched all five white balls in the drawing. He beat the the odds of 1 in 12.6 million.The jackpot now climbs to $274 million as an annuity prize or $221.8 million cash for Tuesday’s drawing.
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