The California Lottery announced three major multimillion-dollar Scratchers winners, distributing a combined total of $20 million in top prizes across Stockton, Los Gatos, and Lynwood, according to KCRA.
This latest round of wins highlights players who purchased tickets at local convenience stores and markets. Among the fortunate claimants, Albert Davis secured the largest payout by winning a staggering $10 million top prize.
Where the Winning Tickets Were Sold
The three winning tickets were distributed across Northern and Southern California:
- Albert Davis ($10 Million): Davis claimed the $10 million top prize playing the $30 7’s game. His winning ticket was purchased at the Lynwood Farmers Market in Los Angeles County.
- Jose Ponce Flores ($5 Million): Flores won his $5 million top prize on the $5,000,000 Superstar game. He bought the $20 ticket at a Chevron station situated at 4344 East Waterloo Road in Stockton.
- Hae Kim ($5 Million): Kim secured a $5 million prize after playing the $20 100x The Cash game. The winning ticket was sold at a Safeway store located at 15549 Union Avenue in Los Gatos.
Supporting California Public Schools
While players celebrate their windfalls, state lottery officials emphasize the broader community impact of ticket sales. A significant portion of California Lottery proceeds provides supplemental funding for public education.
Revenues generated from games like Scratchers support public schools across the state, ranging from elementary classrooms to community college districts, helping fund essential programs and educational resources for local students.
