Stop & shop in enfield sells winning scratch off ticket
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Stop & Shop in Enfield sells winning scratch off ticket

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June 25, 2026

A $500,000 Cashword 2nd Edition ticket worth $10,000 was sold at a Stop & Shop in Enfield.

ENFIELD, Conn. — A Connecticut Lottery player is holding a winning scratch-off ticket worth $10,000 after purchasing it at a grocery store in Enfield.

According to the Connecticut Lottery, the winning ticket was sold at Stop & Shop #2605 in Enfield.

The player won a $10,000 prize playing the $500,000 Cashword 2nd Edition scratch-off game.

Lottery officials have not announced whether the prize has been claimed.

Stop & Shop #2605 is located in Enfield.

The Connecticut Lottery regularly publishes the locations where winning draw game and scratch-off tickets are sold, including prizes of $10,000 and higher.


Key Points

  • A $10,000 winning scratch-off ticket was sold in Enfield.
  • The ticket was purchased at Stop & Shop #2605.
  • The prize was won playing the $500,000 Cashword 2nd Edition game.

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