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This Kansas City lottery player won big prize off $20 ticket. See how much

This Kansas City lottery player won big prize off $20 ticket. See how much
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The winning ticket was bought at a Kansas City BP gas station.

The shiny look of a Missouri Lottery ticket allowed for a player to win a massive reward off a small risk.

Missouri Lottery announced July 16 that an anonymous woman won $100,000 off a scratchers game called $2,000,000 Bankroll. The $20 ticket was purchased at a BP gas station, 8025 Hickman Mills Drive, in Kansas City. According to the winner, she was drawn by the ticket’s shiny design.

“I was shocked, but I was able to keep it quiet until I got out to my car to call my husband,” she told Missouri Lottery. This is the first $100,000 prize to be claimed off the $20 game.

A Kansas City lottery player recently won $100,000 off the $2,000,000 Bankroll Scratchers game.
A Kansas City lottery player recently won $100,000 off the $2,000,000 Bankroll Scratchers game.

Missouri Lottery is required to withhold a 4% state tax on prizes of $600.01 or more, as well as a 24% federal tax for prizes of more than $5,000. Depending on their personal income, winners may owe additional taxes.

According to Missouri Lottery, retailers that sell winning Scratcher and Draw Games tickets receive a bonus that equals 2% of the prize up to $600 by meeting certain game and sales criteria.

In the 2025 fiscal year, Jackson County players won over $96.8 million in Missouri Lottery prizes, while retailers received over $8.9 million in commissions and bonuses.

Read full story on The Kansas City Star

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