An Arkansas man won a $200,000 prize from a scratch-off lottery ticket he bought because his wife "had a good feeling."

The man purchased a $10 Multiplier Bonus scratch-off ticket in Blytheville with the hope that his wife would be right, the Arkansas Scholarship Lottery said in a Jan. 23 news release. He was shocked when he scratched off the ticket to reveal a $200,000 jackpot win, according to Arkansas lottery officials.

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Leon purchased the $10 ticket at PJ Express #1 in Blytheville. He bought the ticket after some encouragement from his wife who “had a good feeling” about their chances. To his shock, he won one of the game’s top prizes of $200,000. His wife said she was “stunned” and speechless.

The man purchased a $10 Multiplier Bonus scratch-off ticket in Blytheville with the hope that his wife would be right, the Arkansas Scholarship Lottery said in a Jan. 23 news release. He was ...

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Three lucky lottery players around Arkansas won $450,000 collectively after playing scratch-off tickets.

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