Lottery winner - a big pile of money,
Lottery Winner - A big pile of money.

Small town store delivers big Keno win in Connecticut

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November 20, 2025
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Thomaston Keno player wins $20,000 on lucky ticket at local convenience store

Thomaston, CT – A Keno player in Thomaston cashed in big on Wednesday after landing a $20,000 prize from a winning ticket purchased at the Patco Handy Stop, according to the Connecticut Lottery.

The winning draw took place on November 19. The ticket, sold at the convenience store located in Thomaston, turned out to be worth $20,000 — one of the largest Keno wins reported in the state that day.

Keno, a fast-paced draw-style game offered by the Connecticut Lottery, allows players to select numbers ranging from 1 to 80 with a chance to win varying prize amounts based on how many numbers are matched. The game is popular across the state, especially at retail locations like restaurants, gas stations, and convenience stores.

The identity of the winner has not been disclosed, and there was no immediate announcement on whether the prize had been officially claimed.

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Key Points

  • $20,000 Keno ticket sold on Nov. 19 at Thomaston Patco Handy Stop
  • The winning ticket is one of the top Connecticut Keno prizes this week
  • Connecticut Lottery has not disclosed winner’s identity as of Thursday
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