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Retiree wins $53 million Lotto Jackpot
Retiree E Jones collecting her $63 million cheque from Dwayne Tulloch, SVP Retail and Customer Operations at Supreme Ventures during the official handover of her Lotto winnings.
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April 28, 2022

Retiree wins $53 million Lotto Jackpot

MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica – A retiree from Western Jamaica is the latest Lotto winner.

The winning ticket with lucky numbers 04, 05, 24, 25, 30, 34 was bought from the Supreme Ventures Retail Centre in Fairview, Montego Bay by E Jones. The store was opened in November 2021, making Jones its first Lotto winner.

Jones said she will be using the $53 Million to secure the future education of her grandchildren.

“I had gone with a friend to the Supreme Ventures store who wanted to buy the new Scratchaz ticket and on a whim, I bought a Lotto ticket. Never in my wildest dreams did I expect to win,” she said.

“The only plan I’ve made so far is to make sure that my grandchildren’s educational costs are taken care of. I’m still coming to terms with being a millionaire and so I need a little more time to think about what else I will do with the money,” Jones continued.

Dwayne Tulloch, SVP Retail and Customer Operations at Supreme Ventures, commenting on this most recent Lotto winner, said he was pleased that the winning ticket was bought at their newest location.

“At Supreme Ventures we are always thrilled to transform the lives of Jamaicans by making them into millionaires. This one is extra special, however, as the winning ticket was sold at our latest addition, Fairview in Montego Bay.”

Jones is the second Lotto winner since the start of the year. In February, C Codner won $63 million.

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