Lottery News

Wallingford, CT / February 10, 2025 – Last week was full of incredible wins for CT Lottery players, delivering over $2.35 million in prizes, with lucky winners claiming top-tier payouts across multiple games.

A winning player from Riverside scored a life-changing $1,000,000 prize from the popular $1,000,000 Gold scratch game. This winning ticket was purchased at Greenwich BP, located at 1324 East Putnam Avenue in Old Greenwich. In recognition of the sale, Greenwich BP will receive a retailer bonus of $10,000. The overall odds of $1,000,000 Gold are 1 in 3.19.

The good fortune didn’t stop there. A $250,000 KENO prize was hit by a lucky player from Windsor, who picked up their winning ticket at Sam’s Quick Stop, located at 9 Asylum Street in Hartford, on February 3. For selling the winning ticket, Sam’s Quick Stop will earn a $2,500 retailer bonus. KENO odds vary by wager style.

Then, on February 4, a Pinball Wizard scratch ticket delivered another huge win — this time a $100,000 prize for a Bridgeport resident. The winning ticket was purchased at Cumberland Farms, located at 2525 East Main Street in Bridgeport. Cumberland Farms will receive a $1,000 retailer bonus for its part in selling the lucky ticket. The overall odds of Pinball Wizard are 1 in 3.54.

Wrapping up last week’s winning streak, a lucky player hit the jackpot with a $1,000,000 prize on the $1,000,000 Titanium scratch game. The winning ticket was purchased at Stop & Shop, located at 40 Quality Street in Trumbull, on February 7. In recognition of the sale, Stop & Shop will receive a $10,000 retailer bonus. The overall odds of $1,000,000 Titanium are 1 in 2.82.

The CT Lottery encourages players to check their tickets by scanning them with the CT Lottery app.

About the Connecticut Lottery Corporation:

The Connecticut Lottery Corporation (CLC) is a quasi-public state agency with the mission to generate revenue for Connecticut consistent with the highest standards of good public policy and social responsibility. In fiscal year 2024, Lottery players won more than $1.1 billion in prize money and Lottery Retailers earned over $85 million in commissions. At the same time, the CLC provided $387 million to support the valuable services and programs funded by the state’s General Fund including public health, libraries, public safety, education and more. Since the Lottery began in 1972, its contributions to the General Fund have exceeded $11 billion.

The CLC reminds the public that Lottery purchasers must be 18 or older, and players must be at least 21 to place sports wagers. Help is available for problem gambling. Call 888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org.

For information about the CT Lottery, stop by any CT Lottery retailer, visit ctlottery.org, join us on Facebook (facebook.com/ctlottery), Instagram (Instagram.com/ctlottery), X (x.com/ctlottery), or call (860) 713-2700. 

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