STATE : $9.9-Million Jackpot Unclaimed
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There were no tickets with all six numbers picked in Wednesday night’s “Lotto 6-53” game and the $9.9-million jackpot went unclaimed, California Lottery officials said today.
The jackpot will roll over to an estimated $15 million for Saturday night’s drawing, officials said.
There were two tickets with five numbers plus the bonus number, each winning $291,138; 82 tickets with five of six numbers, each winning $7,100; 6,097 tickets with four of six numbers, each winning $86, and 131,353 tickets with three of six numbers, each winning an automatic $5.
Sales from Saturday night to Wednesday’s drawing were $10.6 million, lottery officials said.
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