SAN DIEGO — A San Diagon has until October 2 to cash in on his luck as his $38 million Superlotto Plus ticket is about to expire, according to a press release from the California Lottery.
The winning ticket was purchased at 7-Eleven at 430 Spruce Street in San Diego and matched to all six winning numbers from the April 30 draw.
Winning numbers: 3-15-21-35-46
Mega number: 18
The California Lottery said SuperLotto Plus winners who match six numbers have 180 days from the date of the draw to claim their prize.
If the winner does not come forward by October 28, the cash value of the prize, which is $22.9 million, will go to public schools in California.
The lottery exists only to generate additional funding for public education and has raised more than $1 billion in unclaimed prizes since tickets were first sold in 1985, the press release said.
The California Lotteries encourages all players to double-check any Superlot Plus tickets they still have before the deadline.
Unclaimed $38M Prize can be claimed
Anyone who believes they have a winning ticket should fill out a California Lottery Claim Form, which can be submitted in person at any California Lottery District office or to the California Lottery Headquarters at 730 North 10th Street, Sacramento. Can be mailed with 95811 zip code.
If the player who holds the winning ticket requires additional assistance to claim their prize, they may call California Lottery customer service at 1-800-LOTTERY or contact customerservice@calottery. You can email com.
