Fill-up turns fortune as keno ticket hits big in bristol
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Fill-up turns fortune as Keno ticket hits big in Bristol

Bristol woman wins $10,000 playing Keno at local gas station

BRISTOL, Conn. — A Bristol woman scored a $10,000 win playing Keno after purchasing a ticket at H & F Petroleum LLC, a local gas station and convenience store, on Monday.

Susan S. claimed the five-figure prize after matching her selected numbers during one of the state’s ongoing Keno drawings. The Connecticut Lottery recorded the win the same day.

The winning ticket was bought at H & F Petroleum, located in Bristol. Retailers who sell winning tickets are eligible for a bonus from the Connecticut Lottery based on prize levels.

Keno, a fast-paced numbers game available in Connecticut bars, restaurants, and retail locations, offers prizes ranging from a few dollars to $1 million, depending on the wager and match count. Susan S.’s prize is among the higher-end Keno payouts.

Her full name was not disclosed by lottery officials, in accordance with Connecticut state policy.

Bristol continues string of recent lottery wins

Bristol has seen a number of recent lottery wins, both from instant games and draw-style games like Keno. The Connecticut Lottery updates its winner database daily, and the area has had several notable payouts in recent weeks.

The win comes amid growing interest in Keno, which draws winning numbers every four minutes. Players choose how many numbers to play, from 1 to 10 spots, and the size of the prize is determined by how many match and the amount wagered.

Susan S. has not shared any public statement or future plans for the prize. As with all lottery wins in the state, taxes will be withheld according to federal and state guidelines.

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