CT Lottery: Winners Keep Names Private, Big Jackpots
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Connecticut lottery players are striking it rich, with several winners claiming ten thousand dollars or more in prizes. Starting October 1st, 2025, the lottery will no longer share winners full names without their consent, a change aimed at protecting players from scams. Recent winners hail from various locations, including Wolcott, West Haven, and even the Bronx and Hancock. In March 2026, three players won ten thousand, twenty-five thousand, and another ten thousand from tickets bought at local spots. Earlier that week, winners from Middletown, Stamford, and Rocky Hill celebrated fifty-thousand-dollar prizes and more from powerball, UConn tickets, and keno, all purchased at convenience stores and gas stations around the state.
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