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Connecticut Lottery announces $50K winner sold in Stamford

STAMFORD, Conn. — Someone in Stamford could be holding a lottery ticket worth $50K after a winning Connecticut Lottery Cash Royale ticket was sold at a neighborhood market.

Connecticut Lottery officials announced that a top-prize-winning Cash Royale ticket worth $50,000 was sold on May 28 at Rose & Hill Market LLC in Stamford.

The winning ticket was purchased at the market, which is located in the city of Stamford.

Lottery officials did not release information about the winner, and the prize remains subject to validation and the claims process.

Cash Royale is one of the Connecticut Lottery’s instant-win games, offering players a chance to win cash prizes through scratch-off tickets.

Officials urged players to carefully check their tickets to determine whether they may be holding the winning prize.

No additional details about the winner were immediately available.

Key Points

A $50,000 Cash Royale winning ticket was sold in Stamford
The ticket was purchased at Rose & Hill Market LLC
Connecticut Lottery officials have not identified the winner

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