A woman in Virginia won big after she was given the wrong lottery ticket. Kelly Lindsay, from the small town Carrollton, Va., went home with $2 million dollars after being given the wrong lottery ticket at a gas station.

A Virginia woman deprived of her favorite scratch-off lottery game ticket got over her irritation pretty quickly when the one the store clerk erroneously handed her revealed a $2 million prize.

A Virginia woman who was irritated about getting the wrong lottery ticket had a sudden change of heart when she scratched off a $2 million prize. Carrollton resident Kelly Lindsay had set out to buy her favorite Virginia Lottery scratcher but instead ended up with a Money Blitz ticket—a mistake

A Virginia lottery player was upset after receiving a different ticket than what she’d asked for — until she scratched it, lottery officials said. The numbers on Kelly Lindsay’s wrong ticket revealed a life-changing win of $2 million, the Virginia Lottery said in a Feb. 18 news release.

Kelly Lindsay from Carrollton, Virginia, won a $2 million jackpot after receiving the wrong lottery ticket at a local gas station. Initially frustrated, she scratched the Money Blitz ticket in the parking lot and discovered her win.

A woman who got upset over being given the wrong ticket while playing the lottery ended up willing $2million. Kelly Lindsay, of Carrollton, intended to play her favorite Virginia Lottery scratcher game but instead received a Money Blitz ticket.

A Virginia woman unknowingly hit the jackpot after receiving the wrong scratch-off ticket, turning frustration into a $2M win. Meanwhile, a New Jersey lottery winner took nine months to claim a historic $1.