Jackpocket, the lottery courier service owned by DraftKings, has achieved a significant milestone by selling its highest value scratch ticket to date. A player in Massachusetts won an impressive $4 million from the Monopoly Doubler game purchased through the app. This victory marks the largest single scratch ticket win ever recorded by Jackpocket, highlighting its growing presence in the U.S. lottery market.

While Jackpocket previously sold an $83.5 million ticket in Texas—which led to some controversy and a lengthy dispute—the state ultimately recognized the win as legitimate and paid out the prize. Following that incident, Jackpocket suspended operations in Texas.

The company, now a property of DraftKings since a $750 million acquisition last year, celebrates this new record. DraftKings’ SVP of Lottery, Pete Sullivan, expressed enthusiasm about the milestone, emphasizing the platform’s expanding role in providing a seamless lottery experience for users.

The winning ticket was purchased on August 12 for just $10, with odds of 1 in 3,780,000 to win the top prize. This success adds to Jackpocket’s growing reputation, especially after a notable January jackpot win of $112 million through the platform from the Mega Millions draw.

Overall, Jackpocket continues to push its services across the United States, aiming to reach more customers and offer exciting opportunities to win large prizes.