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Norwalk gas stop ends in $100k jackpot surprise — Stack of bank packages of hundred dollars, fifty dollars and twenty dollar bills. Paper money, pile of 100, 50 and 20 US dollars banknotes, isometric view. Vector illustration on white background

$100K CASH5 ticket sold in Norwalk claimed by Bridgeport winner

Norwalk, CT — A lucky player from Bridgeport has scored a $100,000 prize after purchasing a winning CASH5 ticket at a Norwalk gas station, Connecticut Lottery officials confirmed.

The winning ticket was sold at CT Ave Gas Station LLC and was claimed on Tuesday. The draw was part of the November 4 CASH5 game, one of the CT Lottery’s most popular nightly drawings offering top prizes of $100,000.

Lottery officials have not yet disclosed the identity of the winner, who successfully matched all five numbers to hit the game’s top prize. According to state guidelines, winners have up to 180 days from the draw date to claim their winnings.

The CT Ave Gas Station will also receive a bonus from the lottery for selling the winning ticket.

This latest win marks another high-value prize in what has been a strong year for Connecticut Lottery players, with multiple six-figure payouts across scratch and draw games.

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Key Points

A Bridgeport resident claimed a $100,000 CASH5 prize from a ticket bought in Norwalk
The winning ticket was sold at CT Ave Gas Station LLC
The prize was claimed on Tuesday following the November 4 drawing

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