North Texas Resident Wins $2 Million Powerball Prize in Early April

(AsiaGameHub) –   Earlier this month, the Texas Lottery has recorded another big prize winner, as a man took home a $2-million prize from the Powerball drawing held on April 6. He bought his winning ticket at a QuikTrip store located on North Tarrant Parkway in Fort Worth.

As for the winning numbers, the man won the substantial prize by matching five numbers: 7, 24, 37, 42, and 57. He did not match the Powerball number, which was 5, so he missed out on the grand jackpot.

Thanks to the Power Play option, however, the man also doubled his original prize, which was initially $1 million. But large lottery wins do not mean that all prizes are always claimed by their rightful owners.

In fact, there is widespread discussion across the state about a $78-million winning ticket that is set to expire soon, and no one has come forward to claim it so far. Despite the Texas Lottery’s frequent reminders, the jackpot may end up being forfeited, as the winner either has no idea they have won, or cannot provide proof of their win.