$1.6M prize was CT Lottery's largest in April

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The largest prize of the month was a $1.6 million LOTTO! ticket claimed by a Waterbury resident. 

Additionally in April, one Newington resident won $825,000 off of one ticket. 

Here is the list of people who claimed prizes of $50,000 or more in the month of April.

Hartford resident; $100,000 on a CASH5 ticket sold at Citgo in Hartford.

Marie Hackett, of Darien; $134,941 on a FAST PLAY - $5 MONEY VAULT PROGRESSIVE ticket sold at Pressure Discount Tobacco LLC in Norwalk.

Moosup resident; $50,000 on a PLAY4 NIGHT ticket sold at Big Y World Class Mkt #31 in Danielson.

Darlene Rocket, of New London; $50,000 on a Money Match Multiplier ticket sold at 7-Eleven 32518B in New London.

Windsor resident; $100,000 on a PLAY4 DAY ticket sold at Club Package Store LLC in Hartford.

West Hartford resident; $140,986 on a FAST PLAY - $5 SUPER 7S PROGRESSIVE ticket sold at On The Go Valero in West Hartford.

Bernard Tucker Jr, of Hamden; $100,000 on a $100,000 50th Anniversary ticket sold at Anas Food Mart Inc in East Haven.

Jose Carlos Martins Fernandes, of Bridgeport; $50,000 on a $1,000,000 Golden Riches ticket sold at Extra Fuel Mart in Bridgeport.

James Pitts, of Bloomfield; $50,000 on a Super Cashword 22 ticket sold at Isaacs Mini Mart in Bloomfield.

Newington resident; $825,000 on a 200X ticket sold at Sunoco in Newington.

Leonard Portanova, of Stamford; $100,000 on a 200x ticket sold at Happy House General Store in Stamford.

Michael Wojciechowski Jr, of Berlin; $100,000 on a POWERBALL ticket sold at Citgo in Kensington.

Diane Tye, of Glastonbury; $100,002 on a CASH5 ticket sold at Cumberland Farms #4741 in Glastonbury.

Waterbury resident; $1,605,524 on a LOTTO! ticket sold at Bj's Wholesale Club #037 in Waterbury.

The Connecticut Lottery publishes the list of prize winners of $10,000 or more on its website. According to its rules: “Winners cannot remain anonymous. The CT Lottery will consider a winner's name, city/town, and the prize amount a matter of public record, unless the winner produces a valid protective order or Address Confidentiality Program authorization card.”

While most winners claim prizes using their individual names, some winners come forward using other legal entities (i.e., trusts, business partnership) to claim their prizes - to better shield their identities. In those instances, the Lottery will promote the winner using that legal entity's name.