Nobody won the $1.1 billion jackpot in Tuesday’s Mega Million draw, but two tickets sold in Massachusetts were worth $1 million each. sold at Jaqueline’s Mini Market in Lawrence, according to the Massachusetts Lottery. This is the first time that Chestnut Hill Wegman’s has had a major winner. Store manager Todd Drickel said he learned about the winning ticket while listening to a radio show on his way to work. $1 lottery tickets,” Drickel said. Drickel said Wegmans Food Markets, Inc. will receive about $10,000 for the sale of the winning ticket at the Chestnut Hill store. The numbers drawn on Tuesday night were: 7 , 13, 14, 15, 18 and Mega Ball 9 gold. The new jackpot draw on Friday night will be another milestone in the game, Mega Millions said in a statement on Wednesday. said Pat McDonald, director of the Ohio lottery and principal director of the Mega Millions Consortium, in the statement. $1.537 billion ot, the highest in game history. Friday night’s draw will be the 26th since the jackpot was last hit on October 14, 2022, when tickets sold in California and Florida each won a share of the $502 million jackpot. There have been 25 draws over the three months since the last time a player matched all six numbers and claimed the jackpot. The estimated $1.35 billion jackpot in the next drawing would only be distributed to the winner who chose an annuity paid in 29 years. Almost all grand prize winners opt to receive a cash payout, which for Friday night’s draw is estimated at $707.9 million. The biggest jackpot in the US so far was a $2.04 billion Powerball won by a single ticket in California in November. Despite the match’s great odds of 1 in 302.6 million, players continue to buy tickets as the size of the jackpot increases. Mega Millions is played in 45 states, as well as Washington, DC and the US Virgin Islands. The Associated Press contributed to this report.
Nobody won the $1.1 billion jackpot in Tuesday’s Mega Million draw, but two tickets sold in Massachusetts were worth $1 million each.
The $1 million prizes were won on a quick pick ticket sold at Wegmans in Chestnut Hill and another quick pick ticket sold at Jaqueline’s Mini Market in Lawrence, according to the Massachusetts lottery.
This is the first time that Chestnut Hill Wegman’s has had a major winner. Store manager Todd Drickel said he learned about the winning ticket while listening to a radio show on the way to work.
“When I walked into the store this morning, we saw on our machine that we had, in fact, sold one of the million dollar lottery tickets,” Drickel said.
Drickel said that Wegmans Food Markets, Inc. will receive approximately $10,000 for selling the winning ticket at the Chestnut Hill store.
The numbers drawn at the end of Tuesday night were: 7, 13, 14, 15, 18 and the golden Mega Ball 9.
The new jackpot draw on Friday night will be another milestone in the game, Mega Millions said in a statement on Wednesday.
“Now at $1.35 billion, the Mega Millions jackpot is soaring and making history as the second-largest Mega Millions jackpot of all time,” said Pat McDonald, Ohio Lottery Director and Principal Director of the Mega Millions Consortium, in a statement.
Mega Millions’ $1.35 billion jackpot is the game’s biggest since October 23, 2018, when a ticket sold in South Carolina won a $1.537 billion jackpot, the biggest in the game’s history.
Friday night’s draw will be the 26th since the jackpot was last hit on October 14, 2022, when tickets sold in California and Florida each won a share of the $502 million jackpot.
There have been 25 draws over the three months since the last time a player matched all six numbers and claimed the jackpot.
The estimated prize of US$1.35 billion in the next drawing would be distributed only to the winner who chooses an annuity paid in 29 years. Almost all grand prize winners opt to receive a cash payout, which for Friday night’s draw is estimated at $707.9 million.
The biggest jackpot in the United States to date was a $2.04 billion Powerball won by a single ticket in California in November.
Despite the match’s great odds of 1 in 302.6 million, players continue to buy tickets as the size of the jackpot increases.
Mega Millions is played in 45 states, as well as Washington, DC and the US Virgin Islands.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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