TALLAHASSEE – The Florida Lottery announces that Cristian Penaloza Torres, 26, of Miami, claimed a $1,000 a week for life prize in the multi-state Draw game, CASH4LIFE®, from the April 27, 2020 drawing using a secured drop box located at Florida Lottery Headquarters in Tallahassee. He chose to receive his winnings as a one-time, lump-sum payment of $1,000,000.00.
Penaloza Torres purchased his winning CASH4LIFE Quick Pick ticket from Guerrero Market, located at 240 Southwest 8th Avenue in Miami. The retailer will receive a $2,000 bonus commission for selling the winning CASH4LIFE ticket.
This popular multi-state game offers two lifetime prizes, with the chance to win $1,000 a Day for Life or $1,000 a Week for Life. Florida is the ninth state to join CASH4LIFE.
CASH4LIFE drawings are held daily at 9:00 p.m., ET at the New Jersey Lottery Headquarters studio. Live drawings may be viewed on www.livestream.com/CASH4LIFE, and at flalottery.com. CASH4LIFE winning numbers are also available at www.flalottery.com, at Florida Lottery retailers statewide, and by phone at (850) 921-PLAY. Also, you may register here to receive CASH4LIFE winning numbers and other Lottery information by email or text message.
To help protect employees and players during the COVID-19 outbreak, Florida Lottery Headquarters and district offices remain closed to the public until further notice. Players who have winning tickets are encouraged to utilize the Lottery’s secured drop box located at each district office or mail tickets to Florida Lottery Headquarters or their nearest district office. All claim deadlines have been extended, giving players the option to hold on to winning tickets and wait to claim any prizes until Lottery offices reopen to the public. For more information, please visit www.flalottery.com/closures.
ABOUT CASH4LIFE IN FLORIDA
Since joining the multi-state CASH4LIFE Draw game in 2017, Florida has had more than 12.9 million winning tickets totaling more than $74.7 million in prizes. Additionally, the game has generated more than $76.5 million for Florida students and schools.
