Connecticut stop & shop sells winning lottery ticket
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Connecticut Stop & Shop sells winning lottery ticket

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January 13, 2026

East Hartford Stop & Shop sells $10K winning PLAY4 ticket to Glastonbury player

EAST HARTFORD, CT – A Connecticut lottery player scored a $10,000 payday after purchasing a winning PLAY4 ticket at a Stop & Shop in East Hartford, adding to a streak of recent wins at retail stores across the state.

The Connecticut Lottery confirmed that the winning ticket for the January 12 drawing was sold at Stop & Shop #605, located in East Hartford. The winner, who resides in Glastonbury, matched the numbers needed to secure the $10,000 prize.

PLAY4 is one of the state’s most popular daily number games, giving players the chance to win cash prizes by matching a four-digit number in various play styles, including straight, box, and combination wagers. The specific play type used in this winning ticket was not disclosed.

Stop & Shop #605 will receive a retailer incentive bonus from the Connecticut Lottery for selling the winning ticket.

The prize has been claimed according to state lottery officials. Winners of prizes $10,000 and above must claim their winnings in person at one of the Connecticut Lottery’s official claim centers or headquarters in Rocky Hill.

This win comes as part of a series of recent mid-tier payouts across Hartford County in January, highlighting a surge of luck among local players.

Key Points

  • A $10,000 winning PLAY4 ticket was sold at Stop & Shop #605 in East Hartford
  • The winner, a Glastonbury resident, matched the numbers in the January 12 drawing
  • Prize has been claimed; retailer receives a bonus for selling the ticket

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Chris Quigley is a graduate of Stockton State University and began her career at IN Jersey, the online news and media branch of the Asbury Park Press. She also worked at Monmouth Internet, the Ocean Signal Newspaper, and JTOWN Magazine during her career in both content management and operations.

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