Seymour gas station sells $100k connecticut lottery winner
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Seymour gas station sells $100K Connecticut Lottery winner

July 28, 2026
1 min read

A winning CASH5 ticket worth $100,000 was sold at a Seymour convenience store.

SEYMOUR, CT — A Connecticut Lottery player is holding a winning CASH5 ticket worth $100,000 after purchasing it at Family Mobil LLC in Seymour.

The Connecticut Lottery listed the winning ticket as claimed on Monday, July 27.

The ticket was sold at Family Mobil LLC in Seymour.

CASH5 is one of the Connecticut Lottery’s draw games, offering players a chance to win the top prize by matching all five winning numbers.


Key Points

  • A $100,000 CASH5 winning ticket was sold at Family Mobil LLC in Seymour.
  • The Connecticut Lottery listed the prize as claimed on Monday, July 27.
  • The winning ticket was for the CASH5 draw game.
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