Prize-Winning Lottery Stores

Luckiest Lottery Retailers in Connecticut

These 8 stores have sold the biggest lottery prizes in Connecticut β€” ranked by largest prize sold. The top store sold a prize worth $2.0M.

β€œLuckiest” ranks past prize history only β€” no store on this list is more likely to sell a future winner. Every ticket sold anywhere has the same odds. For entertainment purposes only.
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Prize-Winning Stores
$2.0M
Largest Single Prize
$7.5M
Combined Prize Value
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#StoreAddressBiggest WinPrize ValueMap
πŸ†Cumberland Farms40 Whalley Ave, New HavenPlay 4 CT$2.0MπŸ“ Map
πŸ₯ˆStop & Shop359 Franklin Ave, HartfordLucky for Life CT$1.0MπŸ“ Map
πŸ₯‰7-Eleven1100 Boulevard, West HartfordCT Lottery$1.0MπŸ“ Map
#4ShopRite905 Whalley Ave, New HavenLucky for Life CT$1.0MπŸ“ Map
#5Getty1200 Maple Ave, HartfordPlay 4 CT$1.0MπŸ“ Map
#6Shell450 Asylum Ave, HartfordPlay 3 CT$500KπŸ“ Map
#7Murphy USA530 N Colony Rd, WallingfordClassic Lotto CT$500KπŸ“ Map
#8Circle K2200 Dixwell Ave, HamdenCash 5 CT$500KπŸ“ Map

Games Available in Connecticut

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About Prize-Winning Lottery Retailers in Connecticut

The 8 stores listed here are the Connecticut lottery retailers that have sold the biggest prizes β€” from multi-million dollar Powerball and Mega Millions jackpots to top-tier scratch ticket winners. Every retailer is ranked by the largest single prize sold at that location.

Connecticut participates in Powerball, Mega Millions, Millionaire for Life and more. Tickets are sold at licensed retailers statewide β€” gas stations, convenience stores, supermarkets, and specialty shops. High-volume locations sell more tickets, so they naturally rack up more winning tickets over time β€” that's a reflection of sales volume, not better odds. Every individual ticket has exactly the same odds no matter where it's purchased.

The top prize-winning retailer in Connecticut sold a prize worth $2.0M. Combined, the 8 tracked retailers have sold $7.5M in prizes.

How Buying and Claiming Works in Connecticut

Any of the licensed retailers above β€” and thousands more across Connecticut that simply haven't sold a documented major prize yet β€” can sell you a ticket for whichever games the state offers. There's no special line, membership, or app required at the register; you ask for the game by name, pick your numbers or take a quick pick, and pay like any other purchase. Most locations that sell lottery tickets also cash small prizes (typically under $600) on the spot, which is the fastest way to collect if you match a few numbers on a draw game or hit a modest scratch-off prize.

Prizes won in Connecticut are subject to 6.99% state withholding. Federal withholding of 24% also applies to any single prize over $5,000, regardless of which state it's won in. When it comes to staying out of the spotlight, winner identity is public record in Connecticut: No statutory anonymity; winner identity is public record.

For bigger prizes, you'll typically need to visit an official Connecticut Lottery claim center rather than the store where you bought the ticket β€” bring a government photo ID, the signed ticket, and be ready to fill out a claim form. Jackpot-sized wins from Powerball or Mega Millions almost always require scheduling an appointment and may involve a short waiting period before funds are released while the ticket is validated. Claim windows are generally somewhere between 90 days and a year depending on the game β€” confirm the exact deadline with the Connecticut Lottery.