Fort pierce woman wins $1. 5 million gold rush lottery jackpot
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Fort Pierce woman wins $1.5 million Gold Rush lottery Jackpot

TALLAHASSEE – The Florida Lottery announces the winners from the second of eight drawings in the Gold Rush Supreme Bonus Play Promotion. One top prize winner received a jackpot prize of $1,517,688.63, five second prize winners each received $5,000, 15 third prize winners each received $1,000, and 20 fourth prize winners each received $500.

Betty Wasson, of Fort Pierce, took home the $1,517,688.63 jackpot top prize! For a complete list of winners, click here.

Six drawings remain in the Gold Rush Supreme Bonus Play Promotion, with the winners from the third drawing announced on May 24. Players may continue to enter non-winning GOLD RUSH SUPREME Scratch-Off tickets into the promotion for their chance to win prizes ranging from $500 to $5,000, and a growing jackpot prize starting at $10,000.

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