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AMERICANALMANAC (Jack Newsome) - Haltom City resident claims $2 million Texas Lottery scratch-off prize

A Haltom City resident claimed a $2 million Texas Lottery scratch-off prize on a ticket bought in Arlington, one of four top-prize wins statewide totaling $5 million. The winning play came on a Millionaire’s Club ticket sold at Nick’s Corner Mart on South Collins Street in Arlington, CBS News Texas reported, citing Texas Lottery officials. […] The post Haltom City resident claims $2 million Texas Lottery scratch-off prize appeared first on American Almanac .

A Haltom City resident claimed a $2 million Texas Lottery scratch-off prize on a ticket bought in Arlington, one of four top-prize wins statewide totaling $5 million. The winning play came on a Millionaire’s Club ticket sold at Nick’s Corner Mart on South Collins Street in Arlington, CBS News Texas reported, citing Texas Lottery officials. The North Texan kept a low profile. Like three other recent top-prize winners across the state, the Haltom City resident chose to remain anonymous. Together, the four claims added up to $5 million. Three of those wins were $1 million prizes in separate scratch-off games. Three more Texans bank $1 million apiece A Baytown resident won $1 million on a Mega Millionaire ticket purchased at Revolution on…Open

What personal information did the four Texas Lottery winners choose to share regarding their identities?
All four winners chose to remain anonymous and kept their names off the public record. Texas Lottery officials released only their home cities, the prize amounts, the games played, and the store locations.
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How much in total bonuses are the retailers of these four top-prize winning tickets potentially eligible to receive?
Each of the four retailers—Nick’s Corner Mart in Arlington, Revolution in Baytown, Time Saver Food Mart in Spring, and Palo Alto Express in San Antonio—may be eligible for a $10,000 bonus, which could total $40,000 across all four locations.
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What were the specific locations and games associated with the other three $1 million top-prize Texas Lottery wins mentioned in the report?
The three other $1 million wins were: a Mega Millionaire ticket purchased at Revolution on East Wallisville Road in Baytown; a Premier Play ticket purchased at Time Saver Food Mart on Spring Stuebner Road in Spring; and a Million Dollar Loteria ticket purchased at Palo Alto Express on Palo Alto Road in San Antonio.
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Where was the winning Millionaire’s Club ticket that won a $2 million Texas Lottery prize purchased, and which city does the winner reside in?
The winning Millionaire’s Club ticket was purchased at Nick’s Corner Mart on South Collins Street in Arlington. The winner of the $2 million prize is a resident of Haltom City.
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