Lexington, South Carolina, September 19, 2025
News Summary
A lottery player in Lexington, South Carolina, won a $50,000 prize from a Powerball ticket purchased at Quick Serve. The ticket matched four white ball numbers and the Powerball number from the recent drawing. The prize remains unclaimed, and players are reminded to secure their tickets and follow proper claim procedures. The next Powerball jackpot is estimated at $99 million, creating excitement for local players eager for another chance to win.
Lexington, South Carolina — Powerball Ticket Wins $50,000
A lottery player in Lexington, South Carolina, has won a $50,000 prize after purchasing a Powerball ticket at a local convenience store. The ticket matches four white ball numbers and the Powerball number from the drawing held on Wednesday, September 18.
Details of the Winning Ticket
The ticket was bought at Quick Serve, located at 1316 S. Lake Drive. It matched the main numbers 7, 30, 50, 54, and 62 along with the Powerball number 20. The combination resulted in a significant prize of $50,000, which remains unclaimed as of Thursday morning.
Odds and Claim Process
The odds of winning with this specific combination—matching four white ball numbers plus the Powerball—stand at approximately 1 in 913,129. Players are advised to claim their prizes within 180 days from the date of the drawing. To protect their winnings, lottery officials recommend signing the back of their tickets and keeping them in a secure location until ready for redemption.
Next Powerball Drawing and Jackpot Estimate
The upcoming Powerball jackpot for the Saturday night drawing has been estimated at $99 million. The drawing takes place at 10:59 p.m., and tickets can be purchased up until just before the drawing begins.
Regional Participation and Viewing Options
The Midlands region of South Carolina, which includes Lexington, is known for active participation in the lottery. Residents and interested players can watch the Powerball drawing live on television or view the results on the South Carolina Education Lottery website.
Additional Context and Important Information
Powerball tickets are available at numerous retail locations across South Carolina. If a ticket holder believes they have won a prize, they must follow proper procedures for claiming. Prize claims can require signing the ticket, providing identification, and possibly visiting a lottery office, depending on the amount.
Statistics show that the odds of winning the jackpot are extremely low, emphasizing the importance of responsible play. Despite this, lottery players remain engaged, especially in regions with higher participation rates, such as the Midlands area.
Summary
In summary, a $50,000 Powerball prize was sold at Quick Serve in Lexington. The ticket matched four white balls and the Powerball from the September 18 drawing, yet the prize remains unclaimed. The upcoming jackpot for Saturday’s draw is nearly double that amount, offering new opportunities for players in the region. Players are encouraged to claim winnings promptly and keep their tickets secure.
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Additional Resources
- ABC Columbia
- Wikipedia: Powerball
- WIS TV
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Lottery
- WLTX
- Google News: Powerball in Lexington
- The State
- Google Search: Lottery Winning Numbers
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