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A Connecticut Lottery player is holding a six-figure winning ticket after a top-prize scratch-off was sold at a Manchester convenience store.

MANCHESTER, Conn. — A winning Connecticut Lottery ticket worth $100K was sold in Manchester after a player purchased a top-prize 50X the Cash scratch-off.

According to the Connecticut Lottery, the winning ticket was sold on June 23 at Smart Eddie LLC in Manchester.

The ticket is worth $100,000 and was purchased in the 50X the Cash scratch-off game.

Lottery officials did not release information about the ticket holder, and prizes are not associated with a specific person until the ticket is claimed and validated.

It was not immediately known whether the winning ticket has been claimed.

The Connecticut Lottery encourages players to check their tickets carefully and follow official procedures for claiming prizes.

Key Points

A winning 50X the Cash scratch-off ticket worth $100K was sold in Manchester.
The ticket was purchased at Smart Eddie LLC.
Lottery officials have not said whether the prize has been claimed.

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