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Stamford Resident Wins Over $268K: CT Lottery
A Stamford resident recently won big money after playing a Connecticut Lottery game.
Information via Connecticut Lottery
STAMFORD, CT — A Stamford resident recently hit it big thanks to some luck and the Connecticut Lottery.
According to the CT Lottery, an anonymous resident won $268,867 after playing for a Fast Play Progressive jackpot.
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Fast Play games play like instant scratch games but are printed on-demand from a CT Lottery retailer’s terminal or a CT Lottery ticket vending machine, the CT Lottery says on its website.
Fast Play Progressive jackpots begin with a set minimum value, the CT Lottery says.
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Once the minimum jackpot is funded, it grows with each ticket sold statewide until someone wins. The progressive jackpot then resets to the minimum value, and grows again.
A $1 ticket wins 20 percent of the progressive jackpot; a $2 ticket wins 40 percent and a $5 ticket wins 100 percent.
The game was played at the West Broad BP Station, located at 59 W. Broad St. in Stamford.
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