Lotto Jackpot Awaits Lucky Antiguan as $4.35 Million Prize Remains Unclaimed
By Cory Wayland
By Cory Wayland
The search is underway for the island’s newest multi-millionaire who has yet to come forward to claim their life-changing windfall.
A Super Lotto ticket worth an impressive XCD $4.35 million – purchased at Bridgette’s Bar in Cedar Grove – remains unclaimed following Tuesday’s draw.
The winning ticket from Draw #1613, held on May 13, 2025, matched all five numbers plus the Super Ball: 01-06-10-12-23, with Super Ball 09.
The stakes are particularly high for Antiguans, as the island seemingly hasn’t celebrated a major lottery win since 2023, when a woman claimed a comparatively modest XCD $165,000 prize.
The clock is ticking, and somewhere on this small island paradise, someone’s life is about to change forever. If only they’d check their numbers.
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