California Lottery

$20 million SuperLotto Plus ticket sold at Los Angeles store still unclaimed

According to the California Lottery office, the ticket was sold at the Y & Y Market store located on West 39th Street.

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No winner has claimed the SuperLotto Plus Lottery ticket sold at a Los Angeles store worth $20 million, the California Lottery said Wednesday.

The ticket matched all six numbers from Saturday night's drawing.

According to the California Lottery office, the ticket was sold at the Y & Y Market store located on West 39th Street in LA's Historic South-Central neighborhood.

"We do not have a winner to announce yet," California Lottery's Greg Parashak told NBCLA.

The winning numbers are: 2, 12,18,20, 44 and 4.

The California Lottery also said in a press release that three tickets matching the first five numbers and worth $12,000 were also sold at the following southern California locations:

  • 76 gas station on Victory Blvd., Woodland Hills
  • Mobil gas station on Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles
  • 7-Eleven store on North Placentia Ave., Fullerton

The California Lottery said all the winners have 180 days to claim their prize.

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The SuperLotto Plus drawing is every Wednesday and Saturday night. Each ticket costs $1.

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