Jacksonville man pockets $2M lump sum from lotto scratch-off Man won top prize playing $2,500 A Week For Life game No description found
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A Jacksonville man has claimed the top prize playing the $2,500 A Week For Life scratch-off game from the Florida Lottery.
The man chose to receive his winnings as a one-time, lump sum payment of $2,015,000. He purchased the winning ticket from the Grand Central Station convenience store on Merrill Road.
The overall odds of winning a prize on the scratch-off are one in 3.95.
In July, a Jacksonville man claimed at $1 million prize from a Florida Lottery scratch-off . He purchased his winning ticket from the Crazy 8 Food Store on Broward Road.
A couple of weeks before that, a Jacksonville man won $5 million playing the Gold Rush Classic scratch-off.
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