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California Lottery officials arrive at DTLA store where $1B Powerball ticket was sold
What's next in the process after someone won the $1 billion Powerball jackpot? Lottery officials tell you more.
LOS ANGELES - A man is $82 million richer after claiming the highest SuperLotto Plus jackpot in over a decade!
The California Lottery on Wednesday identified the sole winner of the Aug. 5 jackpot as M. Shadoian, who purchased the single-winning ticket at Spring Valley Market in Victorville.
Lottery officials said Shadoian declined to issue a public statement and wishes to remain private.
Spring Valley Market also receives a bonus of $410,000 for selling the winning ticket.
Shadoian's win ended a jackpot roll that lasted nearly nine months. It is the highest jackpot in 15 years.
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Right now the SuperLotto Plus jackpot is estimated at $8 million. Drawings happen every Wednesday and Saturday.
The odds of winning the jackpot are 1 in 41,416,353 - that's 7 times higher than winning Powerball or Mega Millions.
The highest-ever SuperLotto Plus jackpot was $193 million back in 2002.
Good luck!