Mega Millions ticket sold in Primm to split $2.2M prize
Scott Hoormann holds two Mega Millions lottery tickets. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson)
The Primm Valley Lotto store sold one of four winning Mega Millions tickets that will split a $2,280,492 prize, according to the California Lottery.
The owners of the four winning tickets, who are not known until they claim their prize, will receive $570,123 before taxes. The tickets matched five numbers — 10, 4, 12, 18, and 5 — in Friday’s drawing, only missing the Mega number 21.
While one ticket was purchased in Primm, the others were purchased in Riverside, Los Angeles, and Antioch, California.
The full $142 million jackpot was hit in Ohio on Friday. Tuesday’s jackpot will be reset and be worth at least $40 million, officials said.
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