This Is Who Claimed A Winning $3.75 Million Lotto Ticket Sold On Nine Mile Road

June 4, 2026

We now know who claimed a winning $3.75 million Florida Lotto ticket sold last year in Beulah.

The ticket in the November 12, 2025, drawing was sold at the Circle K on Nine Mile Road at I-10.

Robert Ramon Lumpkins of Mobile claimed the top prize in the November 12, 2025, drawing for his quick pick ticket.

Winning numbers were 2-14-27-29-45-53.

The named was just released because draw game winners have 180 days to claim their prize, and names are exempt from disclosure for 90 days after the prize is claimed.

Comments

3 Responses to “This Is Who Claimed A Winning $3.75 Million Lotto Ticket Sold On Nine Mile Road”

  1. Rlw on June 8th, 2026 1:34 am

    Yes, non-Florida residents can legally play and win the Florida Lottery. You are not required to be a resident or U.S. citizen to purchase a ticket or claim a prize, though both federal tax rates and claiming processeas differ for out-of-state winners!

  2. NorthEscambia.com on June 4th, 2026 6:23 pm

    “You can’t claim a Florida lotto ticket unless your a resident of Florida”

    Yes, you can. There are winners from out of state all the time, and they can claim their prizes.

  3. Saints on June 4th, 2026 6:18 pm

    You can’t claim a Florida lotto ticket unless your a resident of Florida





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