A $1 million winning Massachusetts State Lottery was claimed Wednesday.
The ticket was for the game “Diamond Millions” and was sold at Ted’s Stateline Mobil in Methuen.
Two $100,000 prizes were also claimed Wednesday. One of the tickets was sold in Abington at a Sunoco Gas Station. It was for the game “$15,000,000 Money Maker.” The other ticket was for the game “Massachusetts Millionaires’ Club.” It was sold at Speedway in Greenfield.
Overall, there were more than 550 winning lottery tickets worth at least $600 claimed or sold Wednesday including 15 in Springfield and 17 in Worcester.
The Massachusetts State Lottery releases a full list of all the winning tickets each day. The list only includes winning tickets worth more than $600.
Although there might be more winners from Wednesday.
The lottery tweeted that winning “Numbers Game,” “Keno” and “All or Nothing” tickets that were purchased Wednesday “are currently unable to be processed for claims at our claim centers.”
Prizes under $600 could still be claimed, however. And the issue is expected to be fixed by today, the lottery said.
The largest Massachusetts State Lottery prize won so far this year was for $15 million.
It was claimed by the P.M. Investment Trust of Fall River, which was represented by trustee Joseph H. Silvia. Silvia was then presented with a check for $6,922,500.
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