Florida woman wins $1 million playing scratch-off game

Cheryl McCloud, USA TODAY NETWORK - Florida
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Another winner has stepped forward to claim a million-dollar prize won playing a Florida Lottery scratch-off game.

Susana Lopez, 37, of Homestead, claimed a $1 million prize after playing the $5 Gold Rush Doubler scratch-off game.

She chose to receive her winnings as a one-time, lump-sum payment of $685,000.

Lopez purchased her winning ticket from Love's Travel Shop, 23070 N. U.S. 27 in Moore Haven.

The retailer will receive a $2,000 bonus commission for selling the winning ticket.

How much does a Gold Rush Doubler scratch-off ticket cost?

Tickets cost $5.

How do you play Gold Rush Doubler?

  • Match any number to any winning number and win the prize shown for that number.

  • Get a nugget symbol and win double the prize shown.

  • Get a gold bar in the doubler box and win double all 12 prizes.

Odds of winning Gold Rush Doubler Florida Lottery scratch-off game

  • $1 million: 1-in-2,010,516

  • $10,000: 1-in-120,287

  • $2,000: 1-in-24,037

  • $1,000: 1-in-14,956

  • $400: 1-in-3,004

  • $150: 1-in-1,239

  • $100: 1-in-348

  • $50: 1-in-705

  • $40: 1-in-160

  • $25: 1-in-160

  • $20: 1-in-60

  • $10: 1-in-10

  • $5: 1-in-9

Overall Odds: 1-in-3.98

This article originally appeared on Treasure Coast Newspapers: Florida Lottery Gold Rush Doubler scratchoff ticket worth $1 million