Two Orlando residents claimed $19 million in lottery prizes

The winning tickets were sold at a Publix on Orange Blossom Trail and West Church Food Mart

ORLANDO, Fla. — Two Orlando residents claimed Florida Lottery prizes worth a combined $19 million, according to newly released winner information.

One winner claimed a $4 million second-tier prize from the June 2 Mega Millions drawing. The winner collected the prize the following day and received a one-time payment of $4 million.

The winning ticket was purchased at the Publix at 12195 S. Orange Blossom Trail in Orlando.

Another Orlando resident claimed a $15 million top prize from the Florida 300X THE CASH Scratch-Off game June 15.

That winner selected the game’s $10.43 million lump-sum payment. The winning ticket was purchased at West Church Food Mart at 2503 W. Church St. in Orlando.

The $30 scratch-off game has overall odds of winning of 1 in 2.93, according to the Florida Lottery.

Although the two prizes had an advertised value of $19 million, the winners’ chosen payouts totaled $14.43 million.

The Florida Lottery announced the prizes this week as part of its June winners report.

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