Elgin resident wins first $1 million prize in Texas Lottery’s Lucky Millions scratch ticket game
Elgin, Texas – An unidentified resident of Elgin, Texas, has become a millionaire thanks to the Texas Lottery scratch ticket game, Lucky Millions. This lucky player secured one of the top prizes, a staggering $1 million, from a ticket bought at the local Elgin Quick Mart located at 13717 County Line Road.
This fortunate win marks the first out of four million-dollar top prizes claimed in the Lucky Millions game. The game itself tempts players with more than $94 million in total available prizes. For hopeful participants, the odds stand at one in 3.99 for winning any prize, ranging from breaking even to hitting the jackpot.
A Streak of Luck and Contribution
The Texas Lottery isn’t just about turning residents into millionaires; it’s a significant contributor to public and veteran services within the state. Since its inception with the first ticket sold back in 1992, the Texas Lottery has generated over $39 billion in revenue. This financial influx has translated into more than $89 billion in prizes awarded to players across various games and initiatives.
Since 1997, the Texas Lottery has directed $33.9 billion to the Foundation School Fund, bolstering public education throughout Texas. Additionally, revenues from the lottery also aid the Fund for Veterans’ Assistance, which has been supported by lottery proceeds since 2009. Through veterans’ themed scratch ticket games, the Texas Lottery has contributed more than $250 million to support Texas veterans, showcasing the lottery’s role in not only changing lives with prizes but also supporting vital state programs and initiatives.
