$100,000 lottery win for a Sudbury woman
A 45-year-old Sudbury woman, who said she is a weekly player, has won $100,000 in a Lottario draw earlier this month.
Shelley Karst matched the last six of seven Encore numbers in exact order in the Sept. 3 draw to win her six-figure prize.
Karst plays weekly and usually checks her tickets on Sunday morning.
"I scanned my ticket on the OLG App and thought I won $100, which I was happy about," she is quoted as saying in a news release from the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation.
"When I scanned it a second time, I realized I won $100,000! My hands began to shake, and I felt like I was going to pass out."
She said she plans to buy a new bed with her winnings and put the rest into savings and investments.
"It feels like a dream, like I'm floating in the clouds," Karst said of the surreal feeling of winning.
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She purchased her winning ticket at Rehan's Your Independent Grocer on Regent Street in Sudbury's Four Corners area.
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