Colorado Springs resident wins $1,450 in Pick 3 lottery game

Tom Seaver, Director, Lottery
Tom Seaver, Director, Lottery
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A Colorado Springs resident, Manatchaya S., won $1,450 playing the Pick 3 lottery game after purchasing a ticket at Valero on Briargate Boulevard, according to an announcement made on Apr. 2.

The win highlights local participation in the state’s lottery games and demonstrates that prizes are being awarded to players within the community.

Manatchaya S. bought the winning ticket at Valero located at 1765 Briargate Blvd in Colorado Springs. The payout was described as a solid win close to home.

Lottery officials congratulated Manatchaya S. on her success, stating, “Congratulations, Manatchaya on a great win!”

Lottery winnings such as this can have positive effects for individual recipients and may encourage continued interest in state-run games among area residents.



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