Florida man spends $5, gets $1M on scratch-off No description found
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – A Florida man has claimed a $1 million dollar grand prize after he struck gold on a $5 lotto ticket.
The 55-year-old Palm Coast man received the top prize on the Gold Rush Classic scratch-off game. He chose to receive the winnings as a one-time, lump sum payment of $705,000.
The big winner bought the ticket at the Quick King Food Store on North State Street in Bunnell.
According to the Florida Lottery, the odds of winning the scratch-off are one-in-3.97.
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