Morning routine pays off as crozet woman hits $203k jackpot — Hundred dollar bills - Stock Photo © BS Photos.

CROZET, VA — A Crozet small business owner struck it big while playing the Virginia Lottery’s High Roller Jackpot online game, winning a progressive jackpot worth $203,235.

Elizabeth Butterfield, who enjoys playing online games in the mornings as part of her routine, was stunned when she saw the winning amount flash across her screen. High Roller Jackpot, a progressive game available on the Lottery’s website and mobile app, offers growing jackpots and overall odds of winning a prize ranging from 1 in 4.73 to 1 in 4.61.

Butterfield said the moment was filled with excitement, and she immediately called her sister to share the news. Though thrilled by the windfall, she mentioned she has no immediate plans for her winnings.

The Virginia Lottery’s online platform allows players to access games like Powerball, Mega Millions, Cash4Life, and instant jackpot games like High Roller Jackpot. Players must be 18 years of age and located in Virginia to participate.

Butterfield’s big win highlights the growing popularity of online lottery games and the life-changing prizes they offer to lucky players.

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