Wilton player hits $50k jackpot with scratch-off — ID 4653343 © Zina Seletskaya | Dreamstime.com

REDDING, CT — A Lucky Loot scratch-off ticket purchased at Caraluzzi’s Georgetown Market in Wilton has delivered a $50,000 top prize, the Connecticut Lottery confirmed Friday.

The winning ticket was sold on June 6 and marks another significant win in the state’s lineup of instant games. Caraluzzi’s Georgetown Market, located in Redding, is now among the list of retailers to have sold a top-tier prize.

The winner has not yet been publicly identified. Under Connecticut law, winners of lottery prizes are part of the public record unless the prize is claimed through a legal trust.

Lucky Loot is a $5 scratch-off game offering multiple prize tiers, with $50,000 as the top award.

Retailer added to list of top prize sellers

Retailers that sell winning tickets can be eligible for a bonus from the Connecticut Lottery. Players are encouraged to check their tickets and visit ctlottery.org for the latest updates on available games, odds, and prize statuses.

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