A Harris Teeter shopper in Davidson claimed a $2 million Mega Millions prize in Friday’s drawing after a ticket purchased at the store matched all five white balls and benefited from the game’s multiplier.
The winning ticket was bought at the Harris Teeter at 431 Peninsula Drive in Davidson. By matching the five white balls, the holder earned a base prize of $1 million, which was doubled to $2 million by the Megaplier built into the drawing.
This $2 million prize was the largest Mega Millions prize won nationwide in Friday’s drawing. The odds of matching all five white balls are 1 in 12.6 million. The winner has 180 days to claim the prize.
Looking ahead, the Mega Millions jackpot for the next drawing has climbed to $253 million in annuity value, or $113.8 million if taken as cash. The overall odds of hitting the Mega Millions jackpot remain 1 in 290.5 million.
If you’ve purchased a Mega Millions ticket recently, verify your numbers and keep an eye on official results. Winnings of this scale can significantly alter a winner’s financial path, and state lottery offices typically provide clear guidance on how to claim prizes and set up any required tax documentation.
Helpful notes:
– Friday’s top non-jackpot prize was doubled to $2 million thanks to the Megaplier in play that night.
– The Davidson winning ticket is a reminder of the potential for life-changing prizes from everyday purchases.
– The Mega Millions drawing continues to offer large jackpots, with substantial interest from players across the region.
This win brings a moment of local celebration as the community watches the next round of numbers and the evolving jackpot. It also serves as a reminder to play responsibly and keep tickets secure until results are confirmed.