$20 Texas Lottery Scratch Ticket Makes Houston Player a New Millionaire

Thanks to the Texas Lottery, we have a new millionaire in the Lone Star State. Folks are hitting the jackpot so often that I’m tempted to go out and drop a $20 bill on a scratch-off. But knowing my luck, it would be a waste of twenty bucks.

Unlike me, the Houston resident with quite the good luck turned twenty dollars into $1 million thanks to the Queen of Spades scratch ticket game, according to a press release. They bought the jackpot-winning ticket at Mr. Express, located at 18228 Highway 59 N., in Humble. As is usually the case, the winner chose to remain anonymous.

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If you have an extra $20 bill lying around, you just might be the next to score $1 million in the Queen of Spades game. There are currently two $1 million jackpots that have yet to be claimed. And I don’t know about you, but $20,000 would come in handy right about now. As of this writing, there are 16 $20,000 prizes that remain unclaimed. 

There are more than $91.6 million in total prizes that will be awarded in the game. The overall odds of getting a winning ticket are one in 3.88, including break-even prizes. Get the full rundown of the prizes printed in Queen of Spades at this location.

Aside from awarding billions of dollars in prizes to players since its inception in 1992, the Texas Lottery has also given billions of dollars to support education in the Lone Star State, as well as Texas veterans.