NORWALK, Conn. — A lucky lottery player in Norwalk is now $1 million richer after scoring big on the Connecticut Lottery’s Titanium scratch-off ticket, officials announced Monday.
Key Points
- Luis O of Norwalk wins $1 million from Titanium scratch-off
- Winning ticket sold at In And Out Variety on Connecticut Avenue
- Payout delivers $25,000 a year for 40 years before taxes
The winner, identified as Luis O from Norwalk, purchased the ticket at In And Out Variety, a local retailer known for selling scratch-off games. The $1 million prize comes from the Titanium ticket, a game offering one of the Connecticut Lottery’s highest prize levels.
Rather than a lump sum, the prize will be paid out in annual installments of $25,000 over 40 years, prior to tax deductions.
Winning location adds another high-tier prize to its record
In And Out Variety, located in the heart of Norwalk, will receive a retailer bonus for selling the winning ticket. The Connecticut Lottery has not released further details about the exact purchase date or winner’s plans for the prize.
Titanium is one of several high-stakes instant games offered by the Connecticut Lottery, featuring top-tier prizes designed to create long-term payouts for lucky players.
Connecticut Lottery continues big payouts across the state
The Connecticut Lottery has awarded millions in scratch-off prizes this year, and Titanium remains one of its most sought-after tickets. More information on winners and available games can be found at ctlottery.org.
