Puzzle game pays off with $30k win in connecticut
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Puzzle game pays off with $30K win in Connecticut

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November 12, 2025
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$30,000 winning Cashword ticket sold at Sh Mini Mart in Newington

NEWINGTON, CT — A lucky lottery player is $30,000 richer after purchasing a winning $30,000 Cashword ticket at Sh Mini Mart in Newington, according to the Connecticut Lottery.

The ticket, sold on November 10, matched the top prize available in the $30,000 Cashword game. The winner, who has not yet been publicly identified, claimed the prize in Meriden.

The Cashword series remains a popular choice among players due to its crossword-style gameplay and strong odds of mid-range wins. The $30,000 prize marks one of the top-tier payouts for this game.

Sh Mini Mart, the retailer that sold the ticket, may also be eligible for a retailer bonus from the Connecticut Lottery.

All winning tickets must be claimed within 180 days of the draw or game end date. Players are encouraged to sign the back of their tickets and store them in a secure place until claimed.

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Key Points

  • A $30,000 Cashword winning ticket was sold at Sh Mini Mart in Newington on November 10
  • The prize was claimed in Meriden; the winner’s identity has not been released
  • The $30,000 Cashword game continues to offer top prizes and remains a popular CT Lottery option
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