LUCKY! Long Island man wins $10 million on New York Lottery scratch-off for the 2nd time 💰💰
UNIONDALE, New York -- A Long Island man struck gold this week with a huge scratch-off game win, and its not the first time he's done it either.
Juan Hernandez claimed his $10 million top prize on Tuesday after playing the New York Lottery's $10 million deluxe scratch-off game.That time Hernandez lucked out after playing the $350 million Cash Spectacular scratch-off game.Hernandez opted to receive his winnings in a single lump sum -- a cool $6,510,000.
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