Washington lottery player hits $7.4 million jackpot. See where the ticket was sold

Another multimillionaire is born.

One lucky player in Washington state won $7.4 million after hitting the jackpot in the Lotto game, Washington’s Lottery announced in a June 6 news release.

The player, whose name was not released, purchased the ticket at the QFC in Enumclaw at 1009 Monroe Avenue for the May 14, 2025, drawing, the release said.

The retailer gets a selling bonus of $74,000 and intends to donate $20,000 to the Enumclaw Food Bank, according to the release.

“It’s not every day a winning ticket is sold in your store, and our team wanted to do something special,” Brent Stewart, president at QFC, said in the release. “Donating to the Enumclaw Food Bank is the perfect way to live out our purpose to feed the human spirit and help people in our community.”

The win comes after a Mega Millions ticket worth $2 million was sold in Washington for a drawing in April.

What is the Lotto game?

Lotto is a Washington state jackpot game, according to Washington’s Lottery.

The cost of a ticket is $1, and players pick two sets of six numbers between 1 and 49. Alternately, players can have numbers selected for them with the Quick Pick system.

Jackpots start at $1 million and grow until a player hits all six numbers.

Can lottery winners in Washington remain anonymous?

Washington’s Lottery is a public agency subject to the Washington Public Records Act, according to the agency’s website. The names of lottery winners may be revealed through public records requests, even if a trust is established.