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Burbank Of America: Did You Buy The $10M SuperLotto Plus Winning Ticket From La Paz Liquor?
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The cheese stands alone. There is only one jackpot winner for Sunday's $10 million SuperLotto Plus and the golden ticket was sold at La Paz Liquor, 4101 W. Magnolia Blvd., according to state lottery officials, reports CBS Local. The owner of the store where a winning ticket is sold is also eligible for half of 1 percent of the winnings.
Lottery officials report that seven other tickets matching five of six winning numbers were also sold. Those are each worth $8,668. The winning numbers -- 6, 7, 12, 19, 30 and mega-number 10 -- were drawn Saturday night. The upcoming jackpot for Wednesday's drawing will be $7 million.
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