Where in Texas was Mega Millions ticket sold?

The winning ticket was sold at a Fuel Maxx gas station on University Drive. The drawing was held July 29. The winning tickets matched all five of the white ball numbers drawn (13-36-45-57-67), but not the gold Mega Ball number (14).

Where was the Mega Millions winning ticket bought at?

SACRAMENTO, Calif. —

Each ticket goes for $982, 260. One ticket was sold at a Burlingame Chevron on 1101 Broadway, and the other ticket was at a Stater Bros in Riverside on 2995 Iowa Avenue.

Where was 1.3 billion ticket sold?

The ticket was sold at Hometown Gas & Grill in Lebanon, Maine, the Maine State Lottery said. The store will receive a $50,000 bonus for selling the winning ticket, Boardman said.

Where was the 5 Mega Millions ticket sold?

Another winning 5/5 ticket was sold at the Stater Bros. grocery store, located at 2995 Iowa Avenue in the Southern California city of Riverside.

Has anyone in Texas ever won the Mega Millions jackpot?

The Mega Millions jackpot has climbed to $1.1 billion ahead of today's drawing. One day in September of 2019, a Williamson County resident bought a Mega Millions ticket from the Lakeline Express Mart in Cedar Park, Texas.

Two $1M Mega Millions tickets sold in Texas

Can you remain anonymous in Texas if you win the lottery?

Winners of $1 million or more can choose to remain anonymous in Texas and West Virginia, according to respective lottery officials. In Virginia, that threshold is $10 million. North Dakota lottery winners also have the option to remain anonymous, regardless of the size of their prize.

What state wins Mega million the most?

Where was the 2.4 billion Mega Millions ticket sold?

The winning ticket was purchased at Joe's Service Center in Altadena. The store's owner, Joe Chahayed, received a $1 million prize for selling the ticket, lottery officials said.

Who won the two billion dollar lotto ticket?

Madeline Copper, second from right, and her granddaughter, Lay-Lonnie, 5, stand in line to buy Powerball lottery tickets at the Wo Won Mini market in the Chinatown district of Los Angeles, Monday, Nov. 7, 2022.

Where was the $20 million Mega Millions ticket sold?

A Mega Millions jackpot ticket for Tuesday's drawing worth $20 million was sold in the Bronx, the New York State Gaming Commission said Wednesday.

Has the $2 billion dollar ticket been claimed?

California Lottery says $2 billion Powerball winner is legitimate, amid claim ticket was stolen. A man claims the ticket was stolen from him before the drawing. California resident Edwin Castro is the sole winner of the record-breaking jackpot from November 2022.

Where was the winning $2 billion ticket sold?

The jackpot ticket was sold at Joe's Service Center in Altadena, an unincorporated foothill community northeast of Los Angeles. For selling the winning ticket, business owner Joe Chahayed received a bonus of $1 million.

Where was the $2 billion lottery ticket sold?

The winning ticket was sold at Joe's Service Center in Altadena, a community about 10 miles northeast of downtown Los Angeles, the California Lottery announced at the time.

Who won the $1 billion lottery?

Edwin Castro won what is the largest-ever lottery jackpot, and he opted for the lump sum payout of $997.6 million, the California Lottery said. Castro purchased the winning ticket in early November in Altadena, California, matching all six numbers in the drawing.

What happens if you win 3 numbers in Mega Millions?

Three numbers - $10 again.

Did anyone win Fridays Mega Millions?

No one won Friday's Mega Millions lottery jackpot, pushing the top prize to an estimated $785 million for Tuesday's drawing.

Did anyone win the 1.9 billion dollar lottery?

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — A record Powerball jackpot grew to an even larger $1.9 billion after no one won the lottery drawing on Saturday night. The numbers for the drawing were: white balls 28, 45, 53, 56, 69 and red Powerball 20. READ MORE: The chances of winning Powerball are 1 in 292 million. So why play?

How much did the $2 billion lottery winner take home?

Edwin Castro, who came forward last month to collect the record-setting lottery prize, just spent $25.5 million on a new house in Hollywood Hills. Castro, who chose to collect the money as a lump sum of about $997.6 million before taxes, bought the modern mansion under a limited liability company, records show.

Where was the $1.9 billion lottery ticket sold?

A ticket with five numbers, but missing the Powerball number, was sold at a pharmacy in Encinitas and is worth $1,120,390, the California Lottery announced Sunday.

What state has the highest Powerball winners?

We compiled a list of states with the MOST Powerball jackpot winners in the history of the game. The luckiest of the lucky? That would be Indiana. The Hoosier State boasts 39 jackpot wins since 1992, when Powerball got its start.

Who is the largest lottery winner?

$758.7 million

A 53-year-old health care worker in Massachusetts became a millionaire when she won the Powerball on Aug. 23, 2017. The winner, Mavis Wanczyk, opted for a lump-sum payment of $480.5 million. After taxes — 25 percent to the federal government and 5 percent to her state — she took home $336 million.

What is the largest lottery win ever?

California resident Edwin Castro has been revealed as the winner of the world's greatest jackpot in a national lottery, over three months after the numbers were drawn in November 2022.

What 5 states don t play Mega Millions?

But five — Alabama, Alaska, Hawaii, Nevada and Utah — have passed on the opportunity or vetoed proposals to participate in statewide or multi-state lottery programs. That doesn't stop people from playing, of course.

What states have never won the Powerball?

Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands also participate in Powerball. There are five states that don't: Alabama, Alaska, Hawaii, Nevada, and Utah.

What states have no lottery?

There are five states that do not sell lottery tickets: Alabama, Alaska, Hawaii, Nevada, and Utah. And they have their reasons. Alabama and Utah prohibit gambling in their state constitutions, and religious groups in these states have long blocked efforts to legalize casinos or start offering lotteries.