We have a winner!

One ticket matched all five numbers for Monday's drawing of the Texas Two Step. That winning ticket was sold at the DK Convenience Store located on South Clack in Abilene.

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The Texas Two Step jackpot was worth $450,000 for that solo winner. The winning numbers were 6-12-15-33 with a Bonus Ball of 6. The jackpot will return to $200,000 for the next drawing on Thursday, July 31.

This game from the Texas Lottery costs $1 to play, and the drawings are held twice a week (Mondays and Thursdays).

Cash Five Game

There was also a winner in Monday's drawing for the Cash Five game. One winning ticket matching all five numbers was purchased at the Walmart Supercenter located on Highway 6, near the Cypress-Fairbanks area.

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The winning Cash Five numbers were 7-8-9-12-19. The jackpot payout was $25,000. Cash Five drawings are held every night except Sundays. It costs $1 per ticket to play.

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Powerball Drawing

Nobody matched all six winning numbers for Monday's Powerball drawing (7-35-36-43-62, PB - 3). The Powerball jackpot will now grow from $364 million to $384 million for the next drawing on Wednesday, July 30.

One person did match all five non-Powerball numbers. That ticket was purchased in California and will pay out $1 million.

Mega Millions

The Mega Millions jackpot is up to $130 million. The next drawing is set for tonight (7/29).

Just a reminder to play responsibly. The odds of winning these two nationwide lotteries are approximately 1 in 300,000,000.

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