CA Lotto scratcher sold in Bakersfield wins $1 million

Jose Franco
·1 min read

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — California Lottery officials said one lucky scratcher player won $1 million from a ticket sold in Bakersfield.

Officials said Christopher Powers bought an Xtreme Multiplier scratcher ticket from EZ Foodmart and won the $1 million.

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Powers was the second player in Kern County to win big on the Xtreme Multiplier game. A player in Ridgecrest won big bucks on the $10 scratcher game, officials said last month.

The California Lottery announced six other winners across the state including a Bay Area player who won $10 million playing the California 220X game. The recent round of prizes totaled more than $28 million.

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