Lucky scratch-off winner was sold at a Shelton Stop and Shop location
SHELTON, Conn. — One Connecticut Lottery player is suddenly holding a ticket worth $200K after a top-prize scratch-off winner was sold at a Shelton grocery store, according to lottery officials.
The winning ticket was sold Tuesday at Super Stop & Shop #685, located in Shelton.
Lottery officials said the winning game was 100X The Cash, and the prize carried a payout of $200,000.
The winning ticket was reportedly connected to Monroe, according to Connecticut Lottery records released May 19.
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Officials did not immediately release information about the identity of the winner or whether the prize has already been claimed.
The 100X The Cash scratch-off game is one of several Connecticut Lottery instant games offering large top-prize payouts across the state.
Connecticut Lottery winners typically have a limited time period to claim prizes depending on the game rules and prize category.
Lottery officials also reminded players to gamble responsibly.
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- A $200K winning scratch-off ticket was sold in Shelton, Connecticut
- The ticket was purchased at Super Stop & Shop #685
- The winning game was 100X The Cash
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