2 tickets worth $100K won, claimed on Friday
One of the tickets was sold in Friday's 'Mass Cash' drawing. It was sold at Castillo Food in Lawrence.
The drawing was held on June 27 and the winning numbers were 10,20,29,34,35.
A $100,000 winning scratch ticket was claimed on Friday from the $30 game, 'Diamond Deluxe.' It was sold at Arlington Convenience in Arlington.
The odds of winning the game's grand prize of $15 million are 1 in 5,040,000. There are three grand prize-winning tickets. One of these tickets has been claimed, leaving two remaining.
The Massachusetts State Lottery releases a full list of winning tickets every day. The list only includes winning tickets worth more than $600.
Across the state, there were 596 prizes worth $600 or more that were won or claimed in all lottery games on Friday, including 59 in Boston, 15 in Springfield and 33 in Worcester.
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