Four lottery players in the Golden State won prizes of $1 at least million as of late by playing Scratchers, the California Lottery reported Thursday.

Three of the tickets were sold in Southern California, including two worth $2 million, and the fourth was bought in Fresno.

Both $2 million prizes were won in Los Angeles County playing the Instant Prize Crossword Scratchers game.

One of the tickets was bought in Glendale at Castle Liquor, state lottery authorities said. Situated at 6808 San Fernando Road, the family-possessed store, which has been around for quite some time, has recently sold two tickets worth $750,000 each, as per co-owner Joseph Chon.

The other $2 million ticket was sold at Venice Shell, which is on Venice Boulevard, the release expressed.

In Riverside, somebody won $1 million through the Plus the Money game. The ticket was purchased at the Arco AM/PM at 10015 Bellegrave Ave., as indicated by the California Lottery.

The fourth prize, additionally $1 million, was gotten through the Red Hot 10’s down. Stream Park Food and Liquor in Fresno sold the winning ticket.

Each of the champs have ventured forward to claim the cash.

Generally speaking, this January has apparently been a fortunate month for lottery players in the California.

Toward the start of the month, a Powerball ticket was sold in Sacramento that matched each of the six numbers to part a $632.6 million bonanza with one more winner in Wisconsin.

Under seven days after the fact, a SuperLottoPlus ticket bought in Moreno Valley dominated the match’s $13 million jackpot.

Moreover, two other lottery players in L.A. Province each won $5 million prizes by playing Scratchers.