Woodbridge woman wins $100,000 in Six Figures scratcher

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A Woodbridge woman won a $100,000 second prize on a Six Figures scratcher ticket bought at a 7-Eleven. She plans to share her winnings with her children and save the rest. One more $100,000 prize and a top prize of $500,000 remain unclaimed for this game.

Key points

•Winner purchased a Six Figures scratcher at a 7-Eleven in Woodbridge.
•She won the $100,000 second prize.
•The winner chose to remain anonymous, as permitted by Virginia law.
•One more $100,000 prize and one $500,000 top prize are still available.

Why it matters

This highlights that significant prizes, including a $500,000 top prize, are still available in the Six Figures scratcher game. It also reminds players that they can claim their winnings anonymously in Virginia.

Official source: www.valottery.com ↗September 17, 2026Verified September 23, 2026

Official release

An anonymous Woodbridge woman stopped at the 7-Eleven at 13897 Telegraph Road in Woodbridge to buy a drink. While there, she decided to buy a Six Figures ticket, which is one of her favorite scratchers. She scratched the ticket and discovered she had won the game’s $100,000 second prize.

The winner chose to remain anonymous. Virginia law permits any winner of a Virginia Lottery prize to claim it anonymously, in which case the Lottery does not publicly disclose the winner’s identity.

After winning, the woman shared the good news with her son, who accompanied her to claim her prize. She plans to share her winnings with her children and save the rest.

Six Figures is one of dozens of scratcher games offered by the Virginia Lottery. It features prizes ranging from $10 up to $500,000. This person won the second prize in this game, and one more $100,000 prize remains unclaimed. There is still one unclaimed top prize of $500,000 remaining. The chances of winning the top prize are 1 in 897,600. The chances of winning any prize in this game are 1 in 3.97.

All Virginia Lottery profits go to K-12 education in Virginia. The winner lives in Prince William County, which received more than $65.1 million in Lottery funds for K-12 education last fiscal year. In Fiscal Year 2026, the Lottery raised more than $914 million for K-12 education, making up approximately 10 percent of Virginia’s total K-12 school budget.

For a complete list of Lottery funds distributed to Virginia school districts, visit the Virginia Lottery’s Giving Back page. For general information or to play games online, visit the Virginia Lottery’s website or download the Lottery’s app. Connect with the Lottery on Facebook, X, Instagram, or YouTube.

With all gaming, please play responsibly. If you think you or someone you know has a gambling problem, help may be just a phone call away: The Virginia Problem Gambling Helpline, 888-532-3500. Call, text or chat 24/7.

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