Abilene and Henderson residents each win $1 million prizes from different Texas Lottery scratch ticket games

The winners, both choosing to remain anonymous, secured $1 million prizes from two different games—Million Dollar Loteria and Extreme Multiplier. While their identities remain private, details about where the tickets were purchased and the games themselves provide a glimpse into the fortunate moments that led to their wins.

Two cities, two winning tickets

In Henderson, a resident claimed a $1 million top prize from the Texas Lottery scratch ticket game Million Dollar Loteria. The winning ticket was purchased at Green Top C Store, located at 1203 Kilgore Drive. This prize marks the sixth out of 10 top prizes available in the game to be claimed so far, showing that several more opportunities still remain for other players.

Million Dollar Loteria is one of the more expansive scratch ticket games offered, with more than $363.5 million in total prizes. The overall odds of winning any prize in the game stand at one in 3.29, including break-even prizes, giving players a relatively strong chance compared to many other games.

Meanwhile, in Abilene, another resident struck it big with a $1 million win from the Texas Lottery scratch ticket game Extreme Multiplier. The ticket was purchased at DK #91, located at 3131 S. Danville Drive. This win represents the third of only four top prizes available in this game, meaning just one top prize remains unclaimed.

Extreme Multiplier offers more than $123 million in total prizes, with overall odds of winning any prize set at one in 3.75, including break-even prizes.

For both winning locations, the retailers that sold the lucky tickets may each be eligible for a $10,000 bonus through the Texas Lottery’s Retailer Bonus Program, adding another layer of reward tied to the wins.