Three $1 million Texas scratch-offs were claimed from Baytown, Fort Worth, and San Antonio

Three Texas players claimed $1 million top prizes on three different scratch-offs, the Texas Lottery said Wednesday. The tickets came from stores in three cities around the state, and all three winners chose to stay anonymous.

Monaco Millionaire

A Baytown resident bought the winning $20 ticket at Baytown Express, 7005 Decker Drive. It was the third of the game's four $1 million prizes to be claimed, so one is left. Monaco Millionaire went on sale in April and wins 1 in 3.74 times, counting break-even prizes. It returns 70.8% of sales as prizes, below the 74.6% average for Texas $20 games, and rates 55.5 on our ValueScore™, 11th of the state's 16 $20 games. Two of its five $100,000 prizes are also still out.

Million Dollar Loteria

The second winner's $20 ticket came from Silver Star Market, 3301 East Berry Street, Suite 101, in Fort Worth. It was only the second of 10 top prizes claimed in this version of the game, launched in August, so eight remain. Million Dollar Loteria rates 82.7 on our ValueScore™, the highest of any $20 game in Texas and third among all 76 the state sells. It wins 1 in 3.29 times. An earlier Million Dollar Loteria game, which paid a $1 million prize in Denton, is down to its last top prize.

Casino Millions

In San Antonio, the winning $50 ticket was sold at H-E-B Food Store #235, 9255 Grissom Road. The lottery's release calls it the third of four top prizes claimed, but the ticket advertises 10 top prizes of $1 million, and the lottery's prize data shows seven of 10 left. Casino Millions has been on sale since January, returns 78.0% of sales as prizes, and wins 1 in 3.45 times. It rates 73.8 on our ValueScore™, third among the state's six $50 games.

All three stores may be eligible for a $10,000 bonus under the lottery's retailer bonus program. After the 24% federal withholding, a $1 million prize leaves about $760,000, and Texas has no state income tax. More big Texas wins are in an earlier roundup of four winners, and the state's best-paying games are ranked in which Texas scratch-offs win the most and on the Texas scratch-offs page.

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