Top Prize Winning Texas Lottery Tickets Sold in Victoria

Yes, you can win big money playing $2 Texas Lottery scratch-offs. For most $2 tickets, the usual top prize is $30,000, which is not a bad return on a $2 investment. And one of those lucky winning tickets was recently sold in Victoria, Texas, at the Cimmaron Crossing at the corner of 87 and 447.

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Another low number jackpot ticket.

The winning $30,000 ticket was from the $2 series Patriotic Payout (2692), and the winning ticket was number 7 in a book of 125. This was the first top prize claimed for this game. There are still 4 top-prize tickets remaining. Other prize amounts for this ticket are $500, $100, and your various amounts between $2-$50.

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Here are some other notable wins in Victoria.

Two winning tickets were recently sold at the H-E-B on N. Navarro in Victoria. A $5,000 winning ticket from the $100 Loteria Supreme ticket. Another winning ticket worth $2,500 was sold at the same H-E-B from the $100 ticket $5,000,000 Fortune tickets.

Back in October, a $1 million winning ticket was sold at the Fast Stop at the corner of John Stockbauer and Miori Lane.

Sometimes the smaller investment has a bigger return! Please play Texas Lottery responsibly!

It's always fun to watch other people win. AR Platinum is one who I follow on TikTok. He shares his big wins and also he is just fun to watch.

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