Three winning Massachusetts lottery ticket are sold out in Worcester

A $100,000 lottery scratch ticket was sold in Worcester and claimed on May 31, the same day two other scratch tickets each worth $1 million and $2 million also sold in Massachusetts were claimed, the lottery announced.

The $2 million ticket claimed on the last day of May was the final grand prize available to win in the “$2,000,000 50X Cashword” scratch ticket game.

That ticket was sold in Dorchester from Lee’s Store. The $100,000 ticket sold in Worcester was purchased at J K Mart, a convenience store in the city. 

It was from the “MILLIONS” scratch ticket game, and was one of 11 total tickets worth $600 or more claimed from the game on Wednesday.

The $1 million scratch ticket claimed was bought in Wilmington from Sunrise Market, and was from the “4M Brilliant Titanium” scratch ticket game.

It was one of three total tickets worth $600 or more claimed from the game on the last day of May.