Three winning $100,000 lottery tickets were sold at different locations in Massachusetts, according to the Massachusetts State Lottery website.
One of the winning entries came out of the game,”Massive cash” and sold Friday at the Route 110 Convenience in Methuen for $2. The winning numbers for Friday night’s draw were 18,20,29,30,34.
Another $100,000 ticket was claimed Friday from the game”Double cash.” The ticket was sold at Flynn’s Truck Plaza in Shrewsbury for $2.
The odds of winning the game’s $100,000 grand prize are one in 2,016,000. All six grand prize tickets have been claimed, but players can still compete for the second prize of $10,000. Twelve of these tickets have been distributed, with nine already claimed and three remaining.
A third ticket worth $100,000 was claimed in the game”Diamond Deluxe.” The ticket was sold for $30 at Ted’s in Charlton City.
The top prize for the “Diamond Deluxe” game is $15 million, but as of Jan. 4, none of the three available tickets have been claimed. The odds of winning the grand prize are one in 5,040,000.
The Massachusetts State Lottery release a complete list of winning tickets every day. The list only includes winning tickets worth more than $600.
Statewide, there were 908 prizes worth $600 or more that were won or claimed in all lottery games Friday, including 65 in Boston, 21 in Springfield and 25 in Worcester.