Mega Millions: $30 Million Winning Jackpot Ticket Winner Update and New Total

There was no winner for this weekend’s Mega Millions drawing and that means that the brand new totals as well as update for latest winner.

The new totals for the Mega Millions drawing have reached $28 million.

The winner of the recent $30 million jackpot has came forward to claim the prize as the official Mega Millions website reports:

“A $30 million jackpot has been won by a lucky player or players in California, as a single ticket matched all six numbers drawn in Friday night’s Mega Millions drawing – 1, 10, 15, 41, 54 and the Mega Ball of 9. The winning ticket was purchased at the Century City 76, 10389 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles. Two Match 5 tickets were also sold in the April 4 drawing, one each in California and Georgia.”

The site also reports on the $414 million winner, adding:

“Maryland is once again the home of a Mega Millions jackpot after selling one of the winning tickets for last night’s drawing. The winning ticket, which was sold at Lady’s Liquors located at 6474 Crain Highway in La Plata, matched all six numbers including the Mega Ball. The $414 million jackpot has a cash option of $230.9 million. Since there were two winning tickets sold nationwide, after taxes the Maryland winner will take home approximately $76.4 million if choosing the cash option. For selling the winning ticket, Maryland will receive more than $10.1 million in tax revenue. The winning numbers were 11, 19, 24, 33, 51, and Mega Ball 07.

In addition to the big winner, there was a $1 million second-tier winning ticket sold at
Waterbury Liquors located at 1021 Generals Highway in Crownsville. That winner matched the first five winning numbers, missing only the Mega Ball.
This is the first Mega Millions jackpot win in Maryland this year, following two Maryland jackpot wins in 2013 when an Anne Arundel County man won $189 million in October and a Mt. Airy couple won $26 million in February. So far this year there have been four $1 million Mega Millions second-tier tickets sold in Maryland.”