Higganum Player Wins $2 Million After Dreamy Foreshadow

A few days before buying his ticket, one CT Lottery player had a dream that he won the lottery.

He recalled no specifics from the experience. No game. No prize amount. But one detail stuck with him: the number 14.

A few days later, the player says he was standing in line at the Mobil on Killingworth Road in Higganum when the customer in front of him
purchased lottery tickets. When it was his turn, he says he considered buying a
$30 Fabulous Fortune ticket. The new scratch game that launched just last
month.

That decision paid off.

After realizing he had a winning ticket, the player noticed something interesting printed near the bottom: the number 14…the same number he says he remembered from his dream just a few nights ago.

The man described the moment as “lots of mixed emotions…it just doesn’t seem real.”

The winner says he plans to buy a house with the new winnings.

For selling the winning ticket, Mobil on Killingworth Road in Higganum, will receive a $20,000 bonus. One of the many benefits of being a
CT Lottery retail partner.

Congratulations to the winner and may the dreams continue to come true.

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Overall odds of Fabulous Fortune are 1 in 3.54. Purchasers must be 18 or older. Help is available for problem gambling. Call (888)
789-7777 or visit ccpg.org.

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About the Connecticut Lottery Corporation:

The Connecticut Lottery Corporation (CLC) is a quasi-public state agency committed to generating revenue for Connecticut in accordance with the highest standards of public policy and social responsibility.

In fiscal year 2025 alone, players won more than $1 billion in prizes. At the same time, the Connecticut Lottery Corporation returned approximately $362 million to our state’s General Fund providing critical dollars for essential services like education, public health, public safety, and libraries that strengthen communities across Connecticut.

Since 1972, the Lottery has contributed nearly $12 billion to support our state’s programs and awarded more than $23 billion to lucky winners. That’s a track record of meaningful impact, both for the people who play and the people who benefit from the revenue it generates.


Players must be 18 or older to purchase lottery tickets, and at least 21 to
place sports wagers. Help is available for problem gambling. Call (888)
789-7777 or visit ccpg.org.


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