A Massachusetts State Lottery ticket worth $100,000 from the Mass Cash game was sold Friday at Stop N Save, a convenience store and smoke shop in Stoneham.
Winning details
The prize came from the evening drawing of Mass Cash, a twice-daily game that costs $1 to play. The winning combination was 1, 3, 29, 31, 33.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Game | Mass Cash |
| Prize | $100,000 |
| Ticket sold at | Stop N Save, Stoneham |
| Winning numbers | 1, 3, 29, 31, 33 |
How widespread were Friday wins?
The Massachusetts State Lottery reported that at least 564 prizes of $600 or more were won or claimed across the state on Friday. The distribution by some larger cities included:
- Boston: 51 prizes
- Worcester: 17 prizes
- Springfield: 13 prizes
The Lottery posts a daily list that includes only prizes above $600.
Context and recent large payouts
So far this year, the largest Lottery prize claimed in Massachusetts was $25 million, from a "$25,000,000 Mega Money" ticket sold at a Cumberland Farms in Turners Falls.
For players, Mass Cash is a low-cost, twice-daily drawing that can produce mid-range wins; larger jackpots and multimillion-dollar prizes appear in other ticket offerings. Retailers that sell winning tickets sometimes receive a bonus from the Lottery when a big ticket is sold at their location.
Winners claiming awards above $600 should consult the Massachusetts State Lottery for the required claim forms and identification, and to review deadlines for filing claims. The Lottery’s daily winners list provides a public record of larger payouts across the commonwealth.
Stop N Save in Stoneham now joins a list of local retailers that have sold six-figure lottery winners, a reminder of how widely prizes are distributed across neighborhoods and cities in Massachusetts.
