A Powerball ticket netted one lucky player in La Mesa a small prize of $3.2 million, state lottery officials confirmed.
The ticket, which matched five numbers correctly but not the Powerball number, was sold at a 7-Eleven on Amaya Drive. Five correct numbers and a correct Powerball number would've earned the player a cool $97 million.
If you're reading this and that winning ticket is yours, here's what you should do:
- Individual claimants complete Claim Form CSL1242.
- Complete Claim Form CSL1242 and IRS Form 5754
- Keep a copy or picture of the claim form and the front and back of your winning ticket for your records.
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San Diego is no stranger to lottery winners.
Last November, a $38-million ticket was purchased at a 7-Eleven on Spruce Street in San Diego. Back in 2019, a Fallbrook player won $2 million on a scratcher. There have been a handful of sub-$1-million lottery wins in between.
