Texas Lottery Awards $5 Million Prize to Anonymous Houston Claimant from Scratch Game
Texas Lottery paid a $5 million scratch-off prize to an anonymous Houston player from a $100 Titanium Black ticket sold at Super K. Two top prizes remain in the game. The win follows a $7.5 million Lotto Texas payout and a $26.75 million lump-sum claim of $14.3 million before taxes.
SCCG Take — Successive eight-figure payouts reinforce the scale of Texas lottery products, sustaining player participation and delivering retailer bonuses without altering core regulatory structures.
The Texas Lottery has paid a $5 million top prize on a scratch-off ticket sold in Houston. The claimant has come forward but elected to remain anonymous.
The winning entry belonged to the $5 Million Titanium Black game. It was purchased at the Super K location on San Felipe Street. Under the lottery’s Retailer Bonus Program the selling store may qualify for a $10,000 incentive.
Game Structure and Remaining Prizes
Tickets in the $5 Million Titanium Black game cost $100. The minimum prize is $150, so there are no break-even tickets. Overall odds of winning any prize stand at 1 in 4. At launch the game offered four top prizes of $5 million; following this claim only two such prizes remain.
The announcement confirms the winner has already completed the claim process while preserving privacy. This outcome tracks with patterns seen in other sizable Texas Lottery payouts where winners often opt against public disclosure.
Recent High-Value Wins in the State
This $5 million scratch-off success follows two other substantial Texas Lottery results. A month and a half ago a Lone Star State player captured a $7.5 million Lotto Texas jackpot. Before that a Lake Jackson resident claimed a $26.75 million prize and chose the one-time lump-sum option, receiving $14,303,717.61 before taxes.
As reported by GamblingNews these back-to-back large awards illustrate the range of prize potential across both scratch and draw formats offered by the Texas Lottery. The sequence of payouts remains confined to the facts released in the official statements and prior claims.
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