An Anaheim 7-Eleven sold the $64 million "SuperLotto Plus" ticket, the game's first jackpot since March

A SuperLotto Plus ticket sold at a 7-Eleven in Anaheim at 240 S. Magnolia Avenue won the game's $64 million jackpot in Saturday's drawing, the California Lottery said. It matched all five numbers, 3, 25, 27, 29, and 37, plus the Mega number 17. The winner has not been identified, CBS News Los Angeles reported.

It was the first SuperLotto Plus jackpot won since March 28, when a single ticket won $10 million. The prize then rolled over 57 straight drawings on its way to $64 million, according to the lottery's draw results. With the jackpot won, it drops back to an estimated $7 million, about $2.9 million in cash, for Wednesday, October 21.

Three other tickets matched all five white numbers but missed the Mega number, and each is worth $13,920. They were sold in Long Beach, Adelanto, and Citrus Heights in Sacramento County. Seventeen tickets matched four numbers plus the Mega for $1,228 each.

SuperLotto Plus is California's own lotto game, sold only in the state for $1 a play. Players choose five numbers from 1 to 47 and a Mega number from 1 to 27, which makes the jackpot odds 1 in 41,416,353. That is about seven times better than the odds of a Powerball or Mega Millions jackpot, for half the price of a Powerball ticket. California has had a busy October. A Lakeside Powerball ticket matched five for $2.26 million, and two Neon Jackpot players won $1 million.

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CBS News Los Angeles: $64 million lottery ticket sold at Anaheim convenience store

California Lottery: SuperLotto Plus winning numbers