California's latest lottery millionaires bought scratchers at these stores
LOS ANGELES - Feeling lucky? It could be your lucky day!
California's latest batch of lottery millionaires are taking home checks ranging from $1 million to $10 million thanks to some lucky Scratchers.
In Whittier, Saul Montero stopped by the Prime Liquor Mart and purchased what turned out to be a $1 million Multipler Craze Scratchers game.
"It was a pretty impressive moment. I wasn’t expecting that," Montero told California Lottery officials. "The lucky number was eight. I saw the zeros and thought I might have won $100. I’ve never won anything large like that. It took a minute for it to really settle in."
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Montero said his winnings will go toward paying off his house and possibly a new car.
In Dublin, Janet Coppedge secured a massive $10 million top prize playing a California 200X Scratchers. She bought her winning ticket at A&A Gas and Food Mart.
In Costa Mesa, Phong Nguyen also hit the top prize of $10 million with a Super Bonus Scratchers from Manneh’s Alta Dena Dairy.