Quad zeros shock as virginia woman cashes $100k lottery win
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Quad zeros shock as Virginia woman cashes $100K lottery win

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March 18, 2026
Four zeros explode into $100K payday after viral post tips off Virginia winner

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. — A viral social media post turned into a shocking six-figure realization for a Virginia woman who unknowingly hit it big with a rare “quad zeros” lottery draw.

Angela Wilcher discovered her win after seeing online chatter that the Pick 4 game had drawn 0-0-0-0.

Each winning play was worth $5,000, bringing her total prize to $100,000.

The tickets were purchased online through the Virginia Lottery platform.

Pick 4 drawings are held twice daily, and matching all four numbers in exact order carries odds of 1 in 10,000.

Wilcher, a management analyst, plans to put her winnings toward retirement savings.

Key Points

  • Virginia woman wins $100,000 on rare “quad zeros” draw
  • Discovered win after seeing social media post
  • Played 0-0-0-0 twenty times

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