Connecticut mini mart rings up massive lottery win — Man holding dollar bills roll, corruption payment, dirty money, financial fraud

Old Lyme store sells 100000 dollar Cash5 winning ticket

OLD LYME, CT – A Connecticut Lottery player is holding a 100000 dollar winning Cash5 ticket after matching all five numbers in Wednesday’s drawing, officials confirmed.

The winning ticket was sold on Feb. 18 at Ez Mini Mart Food Store LLC in Old Lyme.

Cash5 is a daily draw game in which players select five numbers, with drawings held seven days a week. Winners who match all five numbers claim the game’s top prize.

No information about the winner has been released. Under Connecticut Lottery rules, prize claims must be made within the designated claim period from the date of the drawing.

Retailers that sell top-prize tickets typically receive a bonus commission.

The Connecticut Lottery continues to generate revenue to support state programs through ticket sales statewide.

Key Points

A 100000 dollar Cash5 winning ticket was sold in Old Lyme
The ticket was purchased at Ez Mini Mart Food Store LLC
Winner details have not been released

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