Routine grocery stop in glastonbury turnes into a massive lottery score
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Routine grocery stop in Glastonbury turnes into a massive lottery score

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February 11, 2026

Glastonbury player wins 15000 on PLAY4 ticket at Stop and Shop

GLASTONBURY, Conn. — A winning PLAY4 ticket worth $15,000 was sold at a Glastonbury Stop & Shop, delivering a four-figure payout to a local lottery player, Connecticut Lottery officials confirmed Tuesday.

The winning ticket was purchased at Stop & Shop #631 in Glastonbury and matched the numbers required to secure the $15,000 prize.

Lottery officials did not release the name of the winner.

PLAY4 is a daily draw game in which players select a four-digit number for a chance to win cash prizes based on matching combinations.

The Connecticut Lottery has not announced whether the prize has been claimed. Winners typically have a set period to come forward and redeem tickets at authorized claim centers.

Retailers that sell winning tickets may receive a bonus for selling high-tier prizes.

Key Points

• A $15,000 PLAY4 winning ticket was sold in Glastonbury
• The ticket was purchased at Stop & Shop #631
• Connecticut Lottery officials confirmed the win Tuesday

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