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SARASOTA MAN WINS $1,000,000 MONOPOLY™ SCRATCH-OFF PRIZE

September 10, 2012 Government No Comments

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SARASOTA MAN WINS $1,000,000 MONOPOLY™ SCRATCH-OFF PRIZE

TALLAHASSEE – The Florida Lottery announces that Robert Mitchell, of Sarasota, claimed a $1 million top prize in the $1,000,000 MONOPOLY™ Scratch-Off game. Mitchell chose the one-time, lump-sum payment for his winnings in the amount of $700,000. He purchased his winning Scratch-Off ticket at Publix, located at 3690 Bee Ridge Road in Sarasota.

The $10 Scratch-Off game, $1,000,000 MONOPOLY™, has three $1,000,000 top prizes remaining. The overall odds of winning are one in 3.33.
The Florida Lottery offers approximately 60 Scratch-Off games at any given time through instant ticket vending machines or on-counter displays at more than 13,000 retailers statewide. Scratch-Off games are an important part of the Lottery’s portfolio of games, making up approximately 58 percent of ticket sales and generating more than $495 million for the Educational Enhancement Trust Fund (EETF) in fiscal year 2011-12.

ABOUT THE FLORIDA LOTTERY

The Florida Lottery reinvests nearly 99 percent of its revenue into the state’s economy through prize payouts, donations to education, and money paid to Florida retailers. In 2011, playing Florida Lottery games made 79 people millionaires. Since its beginning in 1988, the Florida Lottery has transferred billions of dollars to the Educational Enhancement Trust Fund, investing in Florida’s future leaders through school construction, K-12 classroom support and more than 550,000 Bright Futures scholarships. The games of the Florida Lottery are designed to fuel excitement while funding tomorrow. For more information, visit www.flalottery.com.

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