Another North Texan has won $1 million in a Texas Lottery scratch-off game.
The Texas Lottery said Monday that an Arlington player claimed one of the six remaining million-dollar prizes in the Millionaire Maker scratch-off game.
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WATCH HEREThe $30 lottery ticket was purchased at Video Plus Food Mart on Park Springs Boulevard.
The winner, who asked to remain anonymous, now falls into the highest federal tax bracket of 37%. After paying $370,000 in federal taxes, they'll take home $630,000. Texas does not have a state tax on lottery winnings.
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SIGN UP Eight others have claimed one of the 15 $1 million prizes, including North Texas winners in Lewisville, Mesquite and Denton. Five top prizes are left.
The biggest scratch-off game offered by the Texas Lottery is the $20 Million Supreme, with four grand prizes of $20 million each. Three of those tickets have been claimed, including one in February 2023 in Fort Worth. The other two winners are from Boerne and La Feria. One grand prize ticket remains unclaimed.
