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Mr. Loblack Claims Lucky Pick Jackpot with the Caribbean Lottery.

October 14, 2022

Mr. Loblack Claims Lucky Pick Jackpot with the Caribbean Lottery.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- With his declaration of “This will be my own,” Mr. Loblack confidently played and cheered himself on to his Lucky Pick victory of a whopping $51,000 Jackpot prize.

A lottery enthusiast, Mr. Loblack made a customary stop at his favorite Caribbean Lottery retail agent at Sol Gas Station in St. Peters to purchase his numbers for the night’s draw. As he was leaving the gas station, he told the cashier, “This will be my own.”

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A few days later, he learned from his in-laws that the Lucky Pick Jackpot had been hit by a Sol Gas Station customer. ...


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