$47M winning Lotto Texas ticket claimed in Seguin No description found
HOUSTON – Welp, someone just became $47 million richer after claiming a jackpot-winning Lotto Texas ticket.
The ticket was sold at Pic N Pac 10 located at 109 Hwy 123 N. Bypass in Seguin, according to lottery officials .
Approximately 46 people were close to getting a piece of that $47 million, but were short by one number, according to lottery officials.
The winning numbers for Wednesday were 4-11-16-19-27-30.
READ: A man hit the Powerball jackpot twice in the same day, after playing the exact same numbers for 30 years
The highest state jackpot in history was $97 million sold in Dallas in May 2010, according to Texas Lottery. A Houston resident also won $30.25 million in May 2018.
In January, a Laredo resident claimed a Lotto Texas jackpot ticket for $17.5 million.
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