How long does the winner have to claim their prize?
The winner has one year from the draw date to claim their prize.
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A lucky Illinois Lottery player in Southern Illinois has won a jackpot of nearly $1.5 million playing the FastPlay Cash Castle game. The winning ticket was sold at a Hucks store in Mount Vernon, bringing excitement and a significant payout...
The Illinois Lottery's FastPlay Cash Castle game has made one lucky player nearly $1.5 million richer. The winning ticket was purchased at a Hucks store in Mount Vernon, Illinois. The store itself will receive a bonus of $14,982, equal to 1% of the total prize amount, for selling the winning ticket.
Cash Castle is a $30 progressive FastPlay game that starts with a $100,000 jackpot, which grows with each ticket sold until someone wins. Lottery officials are encouraging the winner to sign the back of their ticket and keep it in a safe place until they are ready to claim their winnings. FastPlay games are known for their simplicity, as they don't require number selection or scratching – players instantly know if they've won.
The Illinois Lottery offers 35 FastPlay games at various price points and play styles, providing multiple opportunities for players to win. According to TaxAct’s Lottery Tax Calculator, the jackpot prize winner will take home approximately $1,064,451 after federal and state taxes.
The winner has one year from the draw date to claim their prize.
It is a $30 progressive FastPlay game with a starting jackpot of $100,000 that grows with each ticket sold statewide until it is won.
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