Columbia, SC, October 14, 2025
News Summary
An anonymous player from Woodruff has claimed a stunning $2.5 million prize from a Magnificent Jumbo Bucks scratch-off ticket. This win has stirred excitement in South Carolina, with other players also cashing in significant prizes including $2 million and $500,000 from different scratch-off games. With various instant win options available, participants are hopeful for their chance to win as the lottery continues to create life-changing moments across the state.
Columbia, SC — South Carolina Lottery players experienced a thrilling windfall on October 13, 2025, with several notable winners stepping forward to claim big prizes, including a whopping $2.5 million, a $2 million prize, and multiple smaller wins from various scratch-off games. The draw has created a buzz around the state, as several players celebrated life-changing moments.
The Powerball results from the recent draw were equally exciting, with winning numbers being 13-14-32-52-64 and the Powerball number 12. Players also engaged in several instant win games, including Midday and Evening Pick 3, Pick 4, and Cash Pop, highlighting the diverse options available for lottery enthusiasts.
$2.5 Million Winner Details
A player who purchased a Magnificent Jumbo Bucks scratch-off ticket at Nick’s Mart on North Main Street in Woodruff, SC, has scored the grand prize of $2.5 million. The odds of winning were estimated at 1 in 1.72 million. The winner, who has opted to remain anonymous, has given Nick’s Mart a share of the winnings, netting the store a $25,000 commission for selling the ticket. Notably, three $2.5 million prizes are still available in this game.
$500,000 Winner Details
Meanwhile, a different winner bought a Red Hot Bonus scratch-off at City Fuel & Food gas station located on Bush River Road in Columbia, SC, taking home $500,000. This player expressed intentions of purchasing a brand-new car for his wife and a used car for himself. With odds of winning set at 1 in 1.5 million, City Fuel & Food will also benefit from the transaction, receiving a $5,000 commission for selling the winning ticket. There is still one of the four top prizes remaining unclaimed in this game.
$2 Million Winner Details
The excitement continued with another winner who purchased a “Double Up!” scratch-off ticket at Harris Teeter in Summerville, SC, winning $2 million. Plans for the winnings include purchasing a new home. This lucky player considers himself “very lucky,” previously winning $10,000 about a decade ago. In addition, three $2 million prizes are still up for grabs in the “Double Up!” game, as Harris Teeter also earned a $20,000 commission for selling the winning ticket.
How to Claim Lottery Prizes
For those who won, the claiming process varies based on the amount. Prizes up to $500 can be redeemed directly at authorized retailers. For winnings between $501 and $100,000, the winners must mail their claim, which includes a claim form and identification, to the Claims Center. For prizes surpassing $100,000, winners must appear in person at the Lottery Headquarters in Columbia. It is important to remember that all prizes must be claimed within 180 days from the draw date. South Carolina also offers the option of an Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) for large winnings, allowing for direct deposits to the winner’s bank account.
Background on Lottery Privacy Regulations
In South Carolina, winners have the option to remain anonymous, providing them with a layer of privacy after winning big. This regulation helps protect the identity of winners, who may want to avoid potential unsolicited attention from their newfound wealth.
Lottery Statistics Overview
| Lottery Game | Winning Prize | Ticket Location | Odds of Winning | Commission to Store |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Magnificent Jumbo Bucks | $2.5 million | Nick’s Mart, Woodruff | 1 in 1.72 million | $25,000 |
| Red Hot Bonus | $500,000 | City Fuel & Food, Columbia | 1 in 1.5 million | $5,000 |
| Double Up! | $2 million | Harris Teeter, Summerville | Not specified | $20,000 |
FAQ Section
How to claim a lottery prize in South Carolina?
Prizes up to $500 can be redeemed at authorized retailers. Winnings between $501 and $100,000 should be mailed to the Claims Center with proper identification, while those above $100,000 require an in-person claim at the Lottery Headquarters.
Can winners remain anonymous in South Carolina?
Yes, South Carolina offers winners the option to remain anonymous, providing a layer of privacy regarding their identity and winnings.
What are the winning numbers for the latest Powerball draw?
The winning numbers for the Powerball draw on October 13, 2025, are 13-14-32-52-64, with a Powerball number of 12.
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Additional Resources
- Greenville Online: South Carolina Lottery Results
- WLTX: Evening SC Lottery Results
- WYFF: South Carolina Lottery Winner in Woodruff
- The State: Lottery News
- WBTV: Man Wins $2 Million Lottery
- Wikipedia: South Carolina Lottery
- Google Search: South Carolina Lottery Results
- Google Scholar: South Carolina Lottery Winning Numbers
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Lottery
- Google News: South Carolina Lottery News
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