October 14, 2025

South Carolina Lottery Players Celebrate Big Wins

Columbia, South Carolina, October 14, 2025

News Summary

A lucky player purchased a Magnificent Jumbo Bucks scratch-off ticket and won $2.5 million, while another ticket from City Fuel & Food awarded $500,000. Lottery enthusiasm is revived in South Carolina with several significant prizes announced, including a $2 million win from a Double Up! scratch-off ticket. Many players are encouraged to keep trying their luck.

Columbia, South Carolina – South Carolina Lottery players are celebrating significant wins following the latest draw results on October 13, 2025. Notably, multiple prizes exceeding $2 million were awarded, revitalizing excitement among lottery enthusiasts across the state.

The Powerball results included winning numbers 13, 14, 32, 52, and 64, with a Powerball of 12, and a Power Play of 2. In addition to the Powerball, winners emerged from various other lottery games including scratch-off tickets and daily draws.

Among the notable prizes, one lucky player purchased a Magnificent Jumbo Bucks scratch-off ticket from Nick’s Mart, located on North Main Street in Woodruff, South Carolina. This winning ticket resulted in a staggering payout of $2.5 million. The odds of winning such a prize stand at 1 in 1.72 million. The winner has chosen to remain anonymous, which is permissible under state regulations. Nick’s Mart has also benefited from this win, receiving a $25,000 commission for selling the ticket. Currently, there are three remaining $2.5 million prizes available in the Magnificent Jumbo Bucks game.

Another substantial win was recorded with a ticket purchased at City Fuel & Food gas station on Bush River Road in Columbia, which awarded a winner $500,000 from the Red Hot Bonus scratch-off game. The odds of winning this prize are 1 in 1.5 million. The fortunate winner has plans to purchase a brand-new car for his wife and a used vehicle for himself. This retailer also earned a $5,000 commission for selling the winning ticket. Importantly, one of the four top prizes in this game remains unclaimed.

Additionally, a player who bought a Double Up! scratch-off ticket at a Harris Teeter in Summerville won $2 million. The winner expressed intentions to buy a new house with his winnings. He regards himself as a “very lucky” individual, recalling a previous win of $10,000 approximately a decade ago. Three $2 million prizes are still up for grabs in the Double Up! game, with Harris Teeter collecting a $20,000 commission for selling the winning ticket.

Other Lottery Results

For those participating in the daily draws, here are the results:

Midday Pick 3: 7-5-7, FB: 7
Evening Pick 3: 6-1-6, FB: 2
Midday Pick 4: 7-6-9-3, FB: 7
Evening Pick 4: 1-9-8-1, FB: 2
Midday Cash Pop: 11
Evening Cash Pop: 11
Cash Pop winning numbers: 06-19-28-41-42
Palmetto Cash 5 winning numbers: 12-13-46-49-68
Powerball Double Play winner: 07

Claiming Prizes

Winners looking to claim smaller prizes of up to $500 can do so directly at authorized retailers. For winnings ranging from $501 to $100,000, a claim form along with identification must be mailed to the Claims Center. Those individuals who win prizes above $100,000 are required to claim their winnings in person at the Lottery Headquarters in Columbia. It should also be noted that all prizes must be claimed within 180 days of the draw date. Furthermore, large winnings provide an option for an Electronic Funds Transfer, allowing for direct deposit into personal bank accounts.

Lottery Regulations

South Carolina’s lottery regulations allow winners to remain anonymous, granting them privacy and security. This legislation encourages participation by reducing the pressure and scrutiny typically associated with winning large sums.

As excitement mounts, South Carolina players are encouraged to keep trying their luck, as more winning chances wait on the horizon.

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