A California woman had a stroke of luck after she thought she had won $2,000 off a scratch-off — but had actually won $2 million.
It really was her lucky day.
Ruby Evans purchased an Instant Prize Crossword Scratchers ticket at Sweet Time Donuts in Compton and ended up winning the game’s jackpot prize, the California lottery said in a press release Thursday. Only after she returned to the store to ask for a claim form did she learn she was about to be taking home a significantly larger prize.“Imagine her shock though when the owner scanned Evans’ ticket and a different figure with three extra zeros appeared on the Lottery terminal screen,” the press release said.Evans originally thought she only won $2,000 from the Instant Prize Crossword Scratchers ticket.In 2013, she won $100,000 playing a different Scratchers game.
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