A San Antonio-area resident is ending this summer as a millionaire. The Texas Lottery announced on Tuesday, July 28, that a person living north of the city snagged a top-prize ticket after purchasing it at a popular gas station.
The lucky winner lives in Seguin, about 40 minutes from San Antonio. However, they purchased the winning card at a Circle K in Corpus Christi, possibly during a beach vacation. The gas station is located at 6330 McArdle Road, according to a press release.
The convenience store could also benefit from the Seguin native’s good fortune. Through the Texas Lottery’s Retailer Bonus Program, the store may now be eligible for a $10,000 bonus for selling the card.
A Seguin resident wins $1 million from a Texas Lottery scratch-off ticket in July 2026 after purchasing the game 200X The Cash from a Corpus Christi Circle K. (Courtesy of Google Streetview)
Like many winners who receive a cash reward, the claimant has asked to remain anonymous, according to the release. The player secured the rare win after playing 200X The Cash, a game that awards only four $1 million prizes out of roughly 8 million cards printed.
Three more cards with $1 million prizes remain somewhere in Texas. Overall, 200X The Cash offers $115 million in prizes. However, the likelihood of winning isn’t high. The overall odds of winning anything in the game are one in 3.41, according to the Texas Lottery.
The announcement comes amid the search for a $1 million Powerball winner, who has yet to claim their prize after purchasing a ticket at another Circle K located in Austin. The address is 6107 W. Parmer Lane.
Officials say the ticket matched all five white ball numbers drawn on Monday, February 2 (3-8-31-60-65) but not the red Powerball number (4). The ticket will expire on Saturday, Aug. 1, if it is not validated.
This article originally published at San Antonio-area resident wins $1 million on Circle K scratch-off ticket.