Did you buy a lottery ticket at this Myrtle Beach gas station? You might have won $150k
.jpg "South Carolina Education Lottery scatch-off lottery tickets are displayed on the counter at the Exxon Station on Blossom Street Thursday, Dec. 29, 2005, in Columbia, S.C. A Charleston County man filed a lawsuit against the state lottery for fraud, claiming unethical advertising caused him to buy scratch-off lottery tickets for prizes already won by someone else. (AP Photo/Mary Ann Chastain)")
A lucky lottery player has 180 days to bulk up their bank account.
State officials said Dec. 27 a ticket valued at $150,000 was purchased the day before from the Refuel Market at 6151 Highway 707 in Myrtle Beach, putting its owner on the clock to claim the prize.
It’s the second time this month for a big ticket win in the city — on Dec. 15, the Murphy Express on International Drive sold a $1 million bounty.
The winning numbers for the $150,000 jackpot — which carries odds of 1 in 913,129 — are 17-41-47-60-61 with the Powerball number of 17.
For complete information on claiming prizes, visit sceducationlottery.com
This year, the S.C. Education Lottery transferred $564 million for education on $2.26 billion worth of ticket sales, according to its website. The agency handed out nearly $1.5 billion in prize money.