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Thomaston retailer sells $100K winning CASH5 ticket in Connecticut

WATERTOWN, CT — A lucky Connecticut Lottery player is holding a $100,000 winning CASH5 ticket from the November 17 drawing, with the ticket sold by a retailer in Thomaston.

The winning ticket was sold at Shree Jai Ambe LLC, a lottery retailer located in Thomaston, and was claimed by a player from nearby Watertown. The prize marks one of the larger wins in the CASH5 game this month.

CASH5 is one of the Connecticut Lottery’s daily draw games, offering jackpots starting at $100,000. The game requires players to match five numbers from a pool of 1 to 35.

The Connecticut Lottery has not released the name of the winner. Retailers receive a sales commission bonus for selling winning tickets, and the store in Thomaston is expected to receive a payout for its role in the big win.

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Key Points

A $100,000 CASH5 winning ticket was sold in Thomaston on November 17
The winner is from Watertown and purchased the ticket at Shree Jai Ambe LLC
The retailer will receive a bonus from the Connecticut Lottery

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