A resident of Hephzibah, Georgia, recently celebrated a significant win in the Georgia Lottery. This player secured $50,000 by participating in the Atlanta Falcons Rise Up game through the Georgia Lottery mobile app. The victory highlights the excitement surrounding Georgia’s growing lottery scene.
Recent Lottery Wins Across Georgia
Hephzibah is not alone in its lottery luck. Several players statewide have also claimed impressive prizes in recent days. Here are some notable winners:
- A resident in Pelham won a staggering $1 million playing the 50X The Money scratcher at Allen Food Mart.
- On November 1, one player scored $213,955 in the Fantasy 5 drawing through a ticket bought at Publix in Jefferson.
- The following evening, a ticket purchased using the Georgia Lottery mobile app in Covington yielded a $125,000 jackpot.
- In Atlanta, a player matched four white-ball numbers and the Powerball on November 1, winning an additional $50,000. This winning ticket was bought at West Point Alpine Creek.
- A Forsyth resident celebrated a win of $36,113 playing the Double Win Quick Win game on the Georgia Lottery mobile app.
- A Lawrenceville player also claimed $50,000 by playing the Wild Star Multiplier Diggi game.
Lucky $10,000 Winners and Locations
In addition to the above wins, several players hit the $10,000 top prize in the Georgia Five game. Here are the details:
| Date | Location |
|---|---|
| October 30 (evening draw) | Quick Mart, 143 E. Montgomery Street, Villa Rica |
| October 31 (midday draw) | Target Lotto, 4451 Steam Mill Road, Columbus |
| November 2 (midday draw) | Pump N Go, 5663 Ogeechee Road, Savannah |
| November 2 (midday draw) | Food Mart, 10380 Commerce Street, Summerville |
| November 2 (midday draw) | Shell Food Mart, 4641 S. Atlanta Road, Atlanta |
| November 2 (midday draw) | Stop N Shop, 3757 Kings Highway, Douglasville |
These recent wins showcase the excitement and potential rewards offered by the Georgia Lottery. With many players enjoying substantial prizes, the lottery continues to capture the attention of residents across the state.
