San Diego (CNS) – In the multinational “Millionaire” lottery draw on Tuesday night, a five-number lottery ticket, but lacking a super number, was sold at a gas station convenience store in San Diego, valued at $183,291 .

The California Lottery announced that another ticket with five numbers but lacking a mega-number was sold at a gas station in Carson, also worth $183,291.

California law stipulates that the main revenue of lottery games must be based on parity.

Three other lottery tickets with five numbers were sold, but the super numbers were missing. Both of those sold in Delaware and Ohio are worth $1 million.

The value of the lottery ticket sold in Virginia is $2 million because the player used the Megaplier option, and for each additional $1, any non-jackpot prize will be multiplied by the Megaplier number obtained.

Without all six-digit lottery tickets for sale, the estimated jackpot for Friday’s draw will grow to $515 million.

The numbers drawn on Tuesday are 3, 5, 56, 61, 66, and the super number is 4. The jackpot is 475 million U.S. dollars.

This picture is the 26th since the last time all six-digit tickets were sold.

According to the California Lottery, the probability of matching all five numbers and the super number is 1 in 302,575,350. The overall chance of winning is one in 24.

The millionaire game is played in 45 states, the District of Columbia and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

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