
$25,000 a Year for Life Winning Ticket Sold in Williston
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A Lucky for Life ticket worth $25,000 a year for life was sold in Williston at the Korner Kwik Stop. The winning ticket matched five out of five numbers, not including the Lucky Ball, but the winner has not yet come forward.
Key points
- •Winning Lucky for Life ticket for $25,000 per year for life sold in Williston.
- •Ticket matched five out of five numbers; winner has not claimed prize.
- •Guaranteed minimum annuitized payment is $500,000.
- •Korner Kwik Stop receives extra commission for selling the winning ticket.
- •Vermont Lottery profits, $29,037,751 in 2019, benefit the Education Fund.
Why it matters
This news highlights that significant prizes, like $25,000 a year for life, are being won in Vermont. It reminds players to check their tickets carefully, as the winner of this substantial prize has not yet come forward.
Official release
Lucky ticket holder yet to come forward
The Vermont Lottery is very happy to announce today that a Lucky for Life $25,000 per year for life winning ticket was sold at the Korner Kwik Stop in Williston. The winning ticket matched five out of five numbers, not including the Lucky Ball. Thursday’s winning numbers were 01, 14, 21, 28, 37; the Lucky Ball was 12. The guaranteed minimum annuitized payment is $500,000.
The winner has not come forward and may not know that they have won. If you purchased a Lucky for Life ticket at the Korner Kwik Stop be sure to check your ticket. Staff at the store were excited to sell the winning ticket and hoped the winner was a regular customer.
Gary Kessler, Deputy Commissioner for the Vermont Lottery said, “it is always exciting when we have a big winner from Vermont. Getting to meet the winner and providing them with their prize money is a task everyone at the lottery looks forward to.”
Vermont Lottery agents receive an extra commission for winning tickets sold in their stores over $500, so Korner Kwik Stop in Williston will benefit from this win as well.
The Vermont Education Fund receives 100% of lottery profits which in 2019 were a record $29,037,751. We ask everyone to have fun with the lottery and to play responsibly.
Vermont Lottery games are sold at 650 locations, including 100 Play Centrals lottery game vending machines, throughout the state. For information on lottery games and on-line game draw results, please visit vtlottery.com.
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