Connecticut supermarket serves up nearly $95k lottery win

Connecticut supermarket serves up nearly $95K lottery win

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April 2, 2025

CANTERBURY, CT – A lottery player in Canterbury is celebrating a major win after hitting a $94,890 progressive jackpot on the FAST PLAY “$10 Stacks of Ca$h” game.

The winning ticket was sold at Better Valu Supermarkets #707, according to Connecticut Lottery data released on March 31.

The “$10 Stacks of Ca$h Progressive” is part of the FAST PLAY series, which offers instant win opportunities with growing jackpots that increase with every ticket sold statewide until a top prize is claimed.

The identity of the winner has not been released, and players have 180 days from the purchase date to claim their prize.

Better Valu Supermarkets joins a growing list of Connecticut retailers that have recently sold major prize-winning tickets.

Key Points

  • $94,890 FAST PLAY jackpot won in Canterbury on March 31
  • Winning ticket sold at Better Valu Supermarkets #707
  • Prize came from $10 “Stacks of Ca$h” progressive game
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