Winner goes four for four on all her lottery tickets, wrapping up with a six-figure prize

By Kate Northrop

LIBERTY, S.C. — A South Carolina woman bought four lottery tickets, and every single one was a winner, the streak culminating in a $200,000 top prize.

One lottery winner in South Carolina went four for four on her ticket purchases, with every ticket coming up as a winner.

The anonymous woman's lucky streak ended with a bang, the last one in her string of plays rewarding her with a $200,000 top prize.

She told South Carolina Lottery officials that she had a craving for a soda while she was out, so she stopped at Stop-A-Minit #12 on West Main Street in Liberty. With $20 on hand, she decided to spend it on four $5 scratch-offs from the "Neon Jackpot" game.

Every single ticket came up a winner. She won her money back on the first two tickets and won a $10 prize on the third for a $5 profit. But the best win was waiting for her at the very end: a $200,000 top prize.

"When it sinks in, I can let you know how it feels," the winner said to Lottery staff while claiming her prize. "I still haven't wrapped my brain around it."

Winning four times in a row on four consecutive tickets is a lot to appreciate, but her real victory is being able to buy a new home with the winnings.

For selling the top prize-winning ticket, the retailer received a $2,000 commission from the Lottery.

There is one more top prize of $200,000 remaining in the $5 "Neon Jackpot" scratch-off game out of the four originally available. There are also 124 out of 279 second-tier prizes of $1,000 and 446 out of 1,054 third-tier prizes of $500 remaining in the game, which launched in September 2025.

The overall odds of winning any prize in the game are 1 in 3.86. The odds of winning the top prize are 1 in 930,000.