Norwalk store sells $200K winning scratch-off ticket in latest CT Lottery windfall

NORWALK, CT — A lucky lottery player in Norwalk just landed a $200,000 payday after purchasing a winning “100X 2nd Edition” scratch-off ticket at a local mini market, marking one of the top recent wins in the state.

The Connecticut Lottery confirmed the prize was claimed on Monday by a ticket sold at Gomez Mini Market LLC, a neighborhood store located in Norwalk. The winner, whose name has not been released, scored the massive cash prize from the popular $20 scratch game known for its high payout potential and multiplier features.

“100X 2nd Edition” offers multiple top prizes of $200,000, and with Monday’s win, one fewer remains in circulation. The ticket is part of a series known for delivering some of the state’s biggest non-jackpot wins.

Gomez Mini Market LLC, the retailer that sold the winning ticket, is also eligible for a bonus from the Connecticut Lottery for selling a top-prize winner. The exact amount of that retailer bonus has not been disclosed.

This win adds to a streak of major Connecticut scratch-off payouts in recent months as players continue to hit big on instant games across the state.

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A $200,000 winning “100X 2nd Edition” scratch-off ticket was sold in Norwalk
The ticket was purchased at Gomez Mini Market LLC and claimed Monday
The prize is one of the top awards in the $20 instant game

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