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2 days ago
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Winning $1M lottery ticket sold at this Springfield gas station
Two $1 million lottery prizes were claimed Thursday, including one from a winning ticket sold at a Springfield gas station. The winning ticket sold in Springfield was from the '$4,000,000 Bonus Money' scratch ticket game. There are still six $1 million prizes and two $4 million prizes remaining to be claimed in the game as of June 6. The $1 million ticket was purchased at a Nouria gas station in Springfield. The other $1 million prize claimed Thursday was from the '$4,000,000 Cash King Doubler.' Eight $1 million prizes and all four $4 million prize remain to be claimed in the $10 scratch ticket game as of June 6. Additionally, two $100,000 prizes were won during Thursday night's 'Mass Cash' drawing. The winning numbers for the drawing were 6, 15, 22, 28 and 30. The winning tickets were sold at a shop called One Stop Mart in West Springfield and at a Gulf gas station in Framingham. The 'Mass Cash' drawing on Thursday night was delayed after several balls fell out of the machine before the 9 p.m. drawing, according to lottery officials. The door had been left open on the mixing chamber of the 'Mass Cash' game machine, and several balls fell out before the first number was drawn, which made the entire drawing invalid. Overall, at least 453 prizes worth $600 or more were won or claimed in Massachusetts on Thursday, including 12 in Springfield, 11 in Worcester and 47 in Boston. The Massachusetts State Lottery releases a full list of winning tickets every day. The list only includes winning tickets worth more than $600. The two largest lottery prizes won so far in 2025 were each worth $15 million. One of the prizes was from a winning 'Diamond Deluxe' scratch ticket sold in Holyoke, and the other was from a '300X' scratch ticket sold on Cape Cod. 2 $100K 'Mass Cash' wins despite lottery 'mistake' that spilled drawing balls Mass. lottery drawing postponed after numerous balls fell out of machine Mass. State Lottery winner: Mobil gas station sells $100,000 ticket Mass. State Lottery winner: Irish pub sells winning $120,000 ticket Read the original article on MassLive.
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3 days ago
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Despite unlucky 'mistake' by lottery, two players still win $100K Mass Cash prizes
Two lottery players in Massachusetts won $100,000 playing 'Mass Cash' on Thursday night despite a delay in the daily game drawing. The 'Mass Cash' drawing, scheduled for 9 p.m. on Thursday, was postponed after several numbered balls fell out of the game machine, according to Massachusetts State Lottery officials. A door had been left open on the 'Mass Cash' machine's mixing chamber, and the balls fell out prior to the first number being drawn. This made the entire 9 p.m. drawing invalid, lottery officials said. The 'Mass Cash' drawing instead happened at 11:59 p.m. on Thursday. The winning numbers for the June 5 drawing were 6, 15, 22, 28 and 30. Two winning tickets matched all five numbers drawn to win $100,000. They were sold at a Gulf gas station in Framingham and at a shop called One Stop Mart in West Springfield. 'Mass Cash' drawings usually happen at 9 p.m. every day, and tickets to play cost $1 each. Five numbers are drawn and if all five are matched on a ticket, the player wins $100,000. Four matched numbers are worth a $250 prize, and three matched numbers are worth a $10 prize. 'The Lottery is committed to ensuring the integrity of our games,' said Mark William Bracken, Executive Director of the Mass Lottery. ' ... while we strive for perfection, we're all human and mistakes can happen. We apologize to our players for the inconvenience and appreciated their patience as we worked diligently to resolve the situation,' Bracken said. Mass. State Lottery winner: $1M ticket sold at Springfield gas station Mass. lottery drawing postponed after numerous balls fell out of machine Mass. State Lottery winner: Mobil gas station sells $100,000 ticket Mass. State Lottery winner: Irish pub sells winning $120,000 ticket Read the original article on MassLive.
