Grocery store jackpot connecticut woman pockets $30k
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Grocery store jackpot Connecticut woman pockets $30K

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June 13, 2025
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BETHEL, Conn. — A local shopper hit it big at the Big Y World Class Market in Bethel after winning $30,000 on a $3 FAST PLAY CA$HWORD ticket, according to the Connecticut Lottery.

Sandra P. of Bethel claimed the top prize on June 12 after purchasing the winning ticket at the Big Y Market located in the heart of town. The CA$HWORD game is part of the Connecticut Lottery’s FAST PLAY series, which offers instant win opportunities without the need for scratching or waiting for a draw.

The $30,000 prize is one of the highest payouts available on the $3 CA$HWORD ticket.

No further details were released regarding Sandra’s plans for the winnings.

FAST PLAY continues to deliver top prizes in Connecticut

The CA$HWORD game has become a popular choice among FAST PLAY offerings, providing players with a mix of instant gratification and word puzzle-style gameplay. Winning tickets can be claimed immediately after purchase.

Big Y World Class Market #82, where the ticket was sold, is now listed among recent Connecticut Lottery retailers to sell a major prize-winning ticket.

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