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PRIZES PAID for MAY TOTAL: $6.8 MILLION Facebook.Com/Wvlottery $12,000 – Betty Carbone $2,500 – Angela Knisell $2,500 – Michael Young NORTH 7-Eleven #35948H, Clarksburg Donnie’s, Morgantown Mimi’s Dunbar Village, Dunbar LUCKY ME $700 – Linda Hypes Sunny Spot #10, Lookout 10 GRAND $1,200 – Chad Ohler $15,000 – Francis Lemasters $10,000 – Loretta Lucas Sheetz #254, Morgantown Rollins Market, Clarksburg DID I WIN? $1,000 – Brandon Campbell Fairmont N & Out, Fairmont 7-Eleven #35933H, Charleston PLATINUM TRIPLER $1,200 – Tara O’Neal $1,000 – Loren Walker $1,500 – Betty Blaylock 7-Eleven #35953H, Pennsboro Sheetz #425, Martinsburg 7-Eleven #35969H, Hernshaw 5K $1,000 – Jessica Smith $1,000 – Jerry French Speedway #9791, Huntington $1,200 – Dean Ward $50,000 – Robert Deeds Sheetz #143, Inwood Tyler Exxon, Alma SMART CASH C & M Service Center, Frankford $2,000 – Linda Rogers $1,000 – Billy Staats $1,000 – Mijee Greenburg $1,200 – Janice White Belington Shop N Save, Belington Par Mar #9, Ravenswood Speedway #3311, Parkersburg Go Mart #52, Grafton POWER 7S $1,000 – Carol Woods $777 – Seaira Barnett $5,000 – Virginia Hutson TRAVEL KENO KO Convenience Center, Bluefield Go Mart #28, Alloy $1,200 – James Barlow 7-Eleven #35951H, Salem GOLD RUSH High Life Lounge, Elkins $1,400 – Deborah Orsburn $7,000 – Robert Brooks $1,000 – Edward Morris Fast Stop Food Mart #1, Buckhannon EXTREME GREEN Speedway #9750, Huntington $4,500 – William Evans $1,200 – James Carver NBS Smokehouse #30, Mannington Buckhannon Lodge #598, Little General #2420, Glen Jean $1,400 – Simon Riggleman $777 – Sterling Moon Buckhannon $1,000 – Carl Taylor Sheetz #168, Keyser Little General #2180, Beaver $1,200 – Kevin Holly Circle K #4005, Clarksburg $1,400 – Natalie Schroeder $1,500 – Terri Flati Co Mac #2, Oak Hill Par Mar #12, Parkersburg Fun Café, Weirton POWERBALL 5X THE CASH $1,200 – Willie Hylton $10,000 – Lucy Thomas $5,000 – Jason Scott $1,200 – Deeann Schewertfege Stop In Food Store #211, Lewisburg Speedway #9792, Wilkinson Bob’s Mini Mart, Mill Creek GOLDEN TICKET Make Your Day Café, Follansbee $5,000 – Courtney Whipkey $1,200 – Thomas Shirley ™ Kroger #688, Clarksburg $1,500 – Mark Schwandt C & M Service Center, Frankford SAFARI 7-11-21 ACES Ruby’s, Martinsburg $2,100 – Kenneth Pennington $2,100 – Ronald Long $12,000 – Cynthia Stanley Clark’s Pump N Shop #9, Branchland Sheetz #546, Martinsburg HOT LOTTO $3,000 – Ronald Simmons Gus’s Mart, Hurricane $3,000 – Harry McGinnis Jeanie’s, Buckhannon $2,100 – James Short BUZZWORDS Go Mart #69, White Hall $1,200 – David Warner Speedway #9746, Man $800 – Angela Anderson One Stop #115, Charleston $3,000 – Melsena Paxon $2,100 – Otha Smith BFS Foods, Inc. #19, Bridgeport VETERANS’ CASH Sheetz #206, Weston $800 – Jackie Lewis Go Mart #102, Glen Daniel Fast Break, Beverly FIVE $800 – Jandel Arbogast ™ $1,000 – Joseph Foreman Frye’s Flat Liberty, Augusta I LOVE LUCY $800 – Kenneth Neal Little General #2270, Beckley SCRATCH KENO $1,000 – Tyler Smith 7-Eleven #18665H, Kearneysville $2,500 – Madeline Blankenship $800 – Donna Bailey Spring Mills Shell, Falling Waters Speedway #9746, Man 7-Eleven #28303H, Berkeley Springs GOLD RUSH SOUTH $1,400 – John Cashwell $1,000 – Norris Dean $800 – Joyce Dusing IT GAME Little General #4105, Charleston Shop & Go #2, Charleston $1,000 – Derek Barnhart A C & T Co, Martinsburg The Loading Zone, Belmont 10 GRAND $1,400 – Robert Casto $2,500 – Earl Hughes $800 – Hunter Knight $10,000 – David Burgess Patty’s Beckley Bypass, Beckley Speedway #9765, Huntington $1,000 – Alice Bowman Sheetz #425, Martinsburg C & L Super Serve, Mallory Little General #7545, Morgantown $1,400 – Mary Ann Sayre $1,000 – Larry Waid $10,000 – Shanen Daniel US Food Mart, Huntington Kroger #765, Ronceverte CASH 25 $30,000 – Lawrence Henry Little General #2360, Glen Daniel $25,000 – William Ford Ruff Creek Markets #1715, $1,000 – Paul Wood Weirton Shop N Save, Weirton Moundsville GOLDEN TICKET Triangle One Stop, Hinton 10 TO WIN $5,000 – Jaqlyn Farley $1,000 – Robert Kennedy Little General #2390, Beckley $2,000 – Peggy Young CHICK MAGNET – LINEWORD One Stop #108, Beckley Par Mar #16, St. Albans $3,000 – Lora Liming $5,000 – Tina Phares LUCKY DUCK Circle K #4001, Morgantown $800 – Mary Jane Coulter $1,000 – William Lawson Go Mart #109, Cowen One Stop #3508, Charleston Giant Eagle #58, Morgantown $3,000 – Betty Plum SCRATCH KENO SILVER $5,000 – Philip Powers $55,555 – Julia Adkins Manown Mini Mart, Kingwood $800 – Misti Gribble $10,000 – Brenda Mannington Smith’s Food Fair #1, Big Chimney RT 10 Pit Stop LLC, Huntington Smokin Sams, Huntington 7-Eleven #35923H, Mineral Wells $3,000 – Paula Works $1,000 – Darrell Gandee Trading Post #49, Wellsburg HOT LOTTO Pt. Pleasant Food Mart, Pt. Pleasant DAILY 3 20X THE CASH $3,000 – Mark Kincaid $1,000 – Roger Collins $1,000 – Charles Clendenin Sand Hill Food Mart #112, LUCKY ME Egnor Eleanor Exxon, Eleanor Pt. Pleasant Sheetz #486, Star City $700 – Emanuel Talpes TRAVEL KENO $1,600 – Bobby Akers BFS Foods, Westover $3,000 – Stanley Poleway Curt’s, Peterstown DAILY 4 5K One Stop #3522, Charleston $5,000 – Freddie Carr $2,600 – John Annis $1,500 – James Honaker MIGHTY MULTIPLIER Little General #3075, Lizemores Granato’s Imported Foods, Weirton $1,000 – Vernon Stone $30,000 – Cathy Stone Starters, Williamson South Preston Jiffy Mart, Newburg Little General #2165, Daniels $10,000 – Stella Barnett $1,000 – Penny Dean Giant Eagle #59, Morgantown CG’s, Pettus $3,000 – Floretta Wikle VETERANS’ CASH PLATINUM TRIPLER Charleston Town Center, Charleston $800 – Jessica Coy $2,700 – Steve Haragos $1,500 – Charles Brightwell $1,000 – Tracy Guatlo Lambert’s Grocery and Carryout, One Stop #101, South Charleston NBS Smokehouse #27, Weston Go Mart #85, St. Marys I LOVE CASH Lesage $2,600 – Robert Phillips $1,000 – Joseph Nelson $6,000 – James Arbaugh $800 – Larry Reeves Little General #4220, Washington POWER 7S Go Mart #05, Spencer Go Mart #77, Rainelle Charleston Town Center, Charleston $800 – Amanda Arellano Handi Stop, Charles Town $2,700 – Virginia Sikora $1,000 – Tanya Williams ™ Sheetz #275, Morgantown Grant’s Supermarket, Princeton KING’S RANSOM ZUMA $7,000 – Tony Bennett $700 – Ronald Bostic $30,000 – Larry Page Romney Liberty, Romney 7-Eleven #35932H, Charleston Charleston Town Center, Charleston $5,000 – Berkley Taylor 7-Eleven #18665H, Kearneysville BUZZWORDS $800 – Larry Adkins $700 – Billy Joe Laws ™ POWERBALL D J Rentals, Montgomery LA Liquors & Lottery, Logan I LOVE LUCY $10,000 – Travis Drake DIAMOND FALL Mini Giants #7, Parkersburg COLLECT & WIN $10,000 – Roberta Cobb $800 – Alexadra Anthony $3,000 – Cynthia Allen Cargo Oil #1, Powhatan LINEWORD Circle K #4004, Masontown $3,445 – Hallie Harless SCRATCH KENO Penny’s Kwik Stop, Inc., Iaeger $3,000 – Kathy Brooks $1,000 – Kathleen Moore $1,000 – Roberta Fisher DAILY 4 Belington Exxon, Belington Jane Lew Truck Stop, Jane Lew $2,600 – Gary Browning $3,000 – Dennie Rhodes $3,000 – Clayton Lovell BJ’s of Logan, Logan Paul’s Exxon, Pt. Pleasant $1,000 – Sharon Hitt $3,000 – Robert Mendez DID I WIN? Weston Dairy Mart, Weston $1,000 – Coralie Mounts $2,600 – Edward Osborne $3,445 – Glennis Walker Gumby’s, Valley Grove Sunny Spot #10, Lookout Sissonville Foodland, Charleston $1,000 – David Jones Speedway #3311, Parkersburg $2,600 – Joann Ross EXTREME GREEN Go Mart #78, MacArthur LUCKY BUG – $1,200 – Rodney Anderson $1,000 – William Jones BIG BANG BINGO Kroger #688, Clarksburg 7-Eleven #35963H, West Union $5,800 – David Tate $30,000 – Amanda White Cold Spot of Cross Lanes, Nitro Go Mart #88, Beckley $1,200 – Steven Buonocore $1,000 – James Kesner Charles Town Races, Charles Town Press Little Market, Ridgeley PRIZES PAID FOR MAY TOTAL: $6.8 MILLION facebook.com/WVLottery.
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