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Four Texans claim $5 million in scratch-off prizes, including the first $1 million on the new "Million Dollar Loteria"

Jessie JuradoBy Jessie Jurado· Oct 2, 2026, 4:28 PM EDT
Four Texans claim $5 million in scratch-off prizes, including the first $1 million on the new "Million Dollar Loteria"
Ticket Image Credit: Texas Lottery

Four Texas residents from Baytown, Spring, San Antonio, and Haltom City have claimed scratch-off top prizes worth a combined $5 million, the Texas Lottery said Thursday. All four chose to remain anonymous. Each store that sold a winner may get a $10,000 bonus under the lottery's retailer program.

GamePricePrizeSold atTop prizes leftValueScore™
Mega Millionaire$20$1,000,000Revolution, Baytown2 of 463.4
Premier Play$30$1,000,000Time Saver Food Mart, Spring4 of 1061.6
Million Dollar Loteria$20$1,000,000Palo Alto Express, San Antonio9 of 1088.7
Millionaire's Club$30$2,000,000Nick's Corner Mart, Arlington2 of 479.9

Million Dollar Loteria ($20)

Million Dollar Loteria $20 Texas Lottery scratch ticket
Image Credit: Texas Lottery

The San Antonio ticket, bought at Palo Alto Express on Palo Alto Road, was the first $1 million prize claimed on the newest edition of Million Dollar Loteria, which went on sale in August. It is a huge game, about 25.2 million tickets with ten $1 million prizes, and only about 8% has sold, so the odds on a ticket bought now are about 1 in 2.6 million. With nine top prizes still in play it rates 88.7 on our ValueScore™, well ahead of the other three. An older Million Dollar Loteria is still on sale too, with one $1 million prize left and about 91% sold, so check the game number.

Millionaire's Club ($30)

Millionaire's Club $30 Texas Lottery scratch ticket
Image Credit: Texas Lottery

The biggest prize of the four, $2 million, went to a Haltom City resident who bought the ticket at Nick's Corner Mart on S. Collins Street in Arlington. It was the second of four $2 million prizes claimed in a run of about 8 million tickets, so two remain. About a third of the tickets have sold, putting a top prize at roughly 1 in 2.7 million per ticket.

Premier Play ($30)

The Spring winner bought a Premier Play ticket at Time Saver Food Mart on Spring Stuebner Road. It was the sixth of the game's ten $1 million prizes to be claimed. Premier Play has been on sale since August 2025 and has sold about 59% of its 6 million tickets, so with four top prizes left a ticket bought now has about a 1 in 609,000 shot at one, the best odds of the four games.

Mega Millionaire ($20)

In Baytown, a Mega Millionaire ticket from Revolution on E. Wallisville Road paid $1 million, the second of four top prizes claimed. The $20 game launched in February with about 6 million tickets. About 57% have sold, and the two remaining $1 million prizes work out to about 1 in 1.28 million per ticket. Other recent Texas launches are covered in September's new games.

Sources

Texas Lottery: Texas residents claim millions of dollars in scratch ticket prizes

Frequently Asked Questions

Where were the Texas $1 million scratch-off tickets sold?

At Revolution, 4800 E. Wallisville Road, Baytown (Mega Millionaire); Time Saver Food Mart, 4806 Spring Stuebner Road, Spring (Premier Play); and Palo Alto Express, 719 Palo Alto Road, San Antonio (Million Dollar Loteria), according to the Texas Lottery.

Where was the $2 million Millionaire's Club ticket sold?

At Nick's Corner Mart, 2300 S. Collins Street, in Arlington. The winner, a Haltom City resident, claimed the second of the game's four $2 million top prizes, according to the Texas Lottery.

How many $1 million prizes are left in Million Dollar Loteria?

Nine of the ten, after the first was claimed by a San Antonio resident, according to the Texas Lottery. The $20 game launched in August, and about 8% of its 25.2 million tickets had sold as of October 2, 2026.

Jessie Jurado
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Jessie Jurado

Jessie Jurado is a news writer who covers new scratch-off launches, state lottery guides, taxes on winnings, news, and much more. She joined ScratchCheck in 2026 and writes the site's state-by-state coverage.

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