Connecticut lottery ticket delivers six-figure payday
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Connecticut lottery ticket delivers six-figure payday

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November 18, 2025
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$100K CT Lottery Cash5 winning ticket sold at Thomaston convenience store

Thomaston, CT – A Connecticut Lottery player struck it big Monday night with a $100,000 Cash5 win on a ticket sold at a convenience store in Litchfield County.

According to the CT Lottery, the winning ticket for the November 17 drawing was sold at Shree Jai Ambe LLC, located in Thomaston. The lucky player matched all five winning numbers in the Cash5 game to claim the six-figure prize.

The winning numbers for that draw have not yet been disclosed publicly by lottery officials, but the ticket has been verified as a top-prize winner. The winner has not yet come forward to claim the prize.

Shree Jai Ambe LLC, the Watertown-area retailer that sold the ticket, is expected to receive a retailer bonus from the Connecticut Lottery for selling a winning ticket of this amount.

Winners of Cash5 prizes in Connecticut have 180 calendar days from the draw date to claim their winnings. The identity of lottery winners in the state is subject to public disclosure under Connecticut law once the claim is processed.

Players are encouraged to check their tickets carefully and sign the back immediately.

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