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$100,000 winning scratch-off ticket sold at Citgo station in Bolton

BOLTON, CT — A lucky lottery player has claimed a $100,000 prize from the Connecticut Lottery after purchasing a winning $100,000 CA$HWORD scratch-off ticket at a Citgo station in Bolton.

The winning ticket was confirmed on January 14, 2026, and the prize has officially been awarded to a player from Kensington, according to the Connecticut Lottery. The $10 scratch game offers several prize tiers, with $100,000 being the top amount available.

The winning ticket was sold at the Citgo located in Bolton, CT, which is now among the growing list of Connecticut retailers where top-prize winning tickets have been sold. Retailers who sell winning tickets of this level typically receive a bonus from the lottery as well.

Details about the winner’s identity were not disclosed, in keeping with Connecticut Lottery policy, which does not require public identification unless the winner chooses to come forward.

According to lottery officials, multiple top prizes remain for the CA$HWORD series of tickets, and players are encouraged to check the Connecticut Lottery’s website for current prize availability and game updates.

Key Points –

A $100,000 winning scratch-off ticket was sold at a Citgo station in Bolton, CT

The prize was claimed on January 14 by a winner from Kensington

The winning ticket came from the Connecticut Lottery’s $100,000 CA$HWORD game

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