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A lottery player in San Diego recently won $18,534 after matching five numbers in the SuperLotto Plus drawing. The winning ticket, purchased at a local gas station, was one of two that matched the same numbers, while no tickets won the jackpot. The estimated jackpot for the next drawing has now risen to $41 million, attracting eager players hopeful for a life-changing win amid daunting odds of 1 in 41,416,353.
San Diego – A lottery player in San Diego has a ticket worth $18,534 following the recent SuperLotto Plus drawing. The winning ticket successfully matched five numbers but did not include the Mega number, which is required to secure the jackpot. The prize-winning ticket was purchased at the Shell gas station, located at 6695 Mira Mesa Blvd.
In addition to the San Diego ticket, another ticket that matched the same five numbers was sold at a smoke shop in Carson, which is located in Los Angeles County. This particular drawing took place on Saturday, with the numbers drawn being 2, 11, 15, 25, 43 and the Mega number identified as 16. Despite the significant prize won by these two ticket holders, no tickets were sold that matched all six numbers required for the jackpot.
The absence of a jackpot winner means that the current estimated jackpot for the next SuperLotto Plus drawing has reached $41 million. Drawings for the SuperLotto Plus take place every Wednesday and Saturday, providing numerous opportunities for players to try their luck.
The odds of winning the jackpot by matching all five numbers along with the Mega number remain a daunting 1 in 41,416,353. As such, players often weigh the excitement and hope for a substantial return against the statistical challenges they face.
The California Lottery has not provided details regarding whether anyone has claimed the winning ticket from the San Diego location or the Carson store. This kind of information is typically kept confidential after winnings until the winner comes forward to claim their prize.
The SuperLotto Plus has become a popular game among California residents, drawing in large audiences and contributing to a significant pool of winners over the years. Local players remain hopeful for their turn at winning not just smaller prizes, but also life-changing sums associated with the growing jackpots.
For those interested in staying updated on lottery results and local news, there are options available for receiving continuous updates through various newsletters and alerts specifically designed for community engagement.
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- Patch: Winning SuperLotto Plus Ticket Sold in San Diego
- Google Search: SuperLotto Plus
- Fox 5 San Diego: SuperLotto Plus Winning Ticket Sold in East County
- Wikipedia: Lottery
- KESQ: Mega Millions & SuperLotto Plus Winning Tickets Sold
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Lottery
- 2 Urban Girls: Winning SuperLotto Plus Lottery Tickets Sold
- Fox 5 San Diego: San Diego Gas Station Draws Winning SuperLotto Plus Ticket
- NBC San Diego: Gas Station in Mira Mesa Sells SuperLotto Ticket Worth $18K
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