Connecticut convenience store sells six-figure winning ticket
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Connecticut convenience store sells six-figure winning ticket

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March 27, 2025

MERIDEN, CT — A lucky lottery player in Meriden is celebrating a $100,000 win after hitting the top prize in the Connecticut Lottery’s CASH5 game.

The winning ticket was sold at Cumberland Farms #4687, located in Meriden. The draw date associated with the prize was March 2025, according to lottery records. The winner, identified as Frederick H., matched all five numbers to secure the full jackpot.

CASH5 is a nightly draw game where players select five numbers from 1 to 35. Top prizes start at $100,000 and can vary based on the number of winners and ticket sales.

All winning tickets must be claimed within 180 days of the draw date.

Key Points

  • $100,000 CASH5 winning ticket sold at Cumberland Farms #4687 in Meriden
  • Winner identified as Frederick H.
  • Prize must be claimed within 180 days from draw date

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