Atascosa County resident wins $5 million from scratch-off lottery ticket Ticket was the last of top prizes in Winning Millions game
Winning Millions. (Texas Lottery Commission)
SAN ANTONIO – One Atascosa County resident is $5 million richer after purchasing a winning scratch-off lottery ticket.
The Texas Lottery Commission said Friday that a McCoy resident received the top prize in the Winning MIllions game.
The ticket was purchased at the Kuntry Korner store located at 2725 Commerce St. in Campbellton, according to a news brief.
The winner has chosen to stay anonymous.
Map: 60 stores that sold the most winning lottery tickets in San Antonio area in 2019
The commission said the ticket was the last of four top prizes worth $5 million in the Winning Millions game. That particular scratch-off offers more than $170 million in total prizes.
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