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Henrico man wins $100,000 top prize on Virginia Lottery Double It scratch-off

HENRICO, VA – A trip to Kroger in Henrico turned into a life-changing stop for Lilton Davis Jr., who purchased a Virginia Lottery Double It ticket and won the game’s $100,000 top prize.

Davis bought the ticket at the Kroger store located at 9000 Staples Mill Road and scratched it while still inside, discovering the six-figure win. The Double It game offers prizes ranging from $10 to $100,000. His win marks the second top prize claimed, leaving one more unclaimed in the game.

The overall odds of winning any prize in Double It are 1 in 4.82, while the odds of hitting the $100,000 jackpot are 1 in 897,600.

Davis said he plans to use the winnings to cover bills and taxes.

Lottery officials highlighted that all profits from Virginia Lottery sales support K-12 education. Henrico County received more than $38.2 million in Lottery funds last fiscal year, while the Lottery contributed more than $901 million statewide in Fiscal Year 2025, about 10 percent of the state’s school budget.

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Lilton Davis Jr. of Henrico won $100,000 on the Virginia Lottery Double It scratch-off
The ticket was purchased at Kroger on Staples Mill Road in Henrico

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