2 South Florida lottery players win $1 million top prizes

These two tickets made two South Floridians a lot of money. (Photos courtesy of Florida Lottery)

Three new top-prize winners were announced in Florida Lottery’s Fastest Road to $1,000,000 scratch-off, and two of them live right here in South Florida.

Curesse Caesar, 31, of Pembroke Pines, bought her winning ticket from a 7-Eleven at 1696 South Palm Avenue, lottery officials said.

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Miami’s Michael Luzbet, 43, got his at Valero Coral Way (2600 Southwest 137th Avenue).

Both chose to take their winnings in lump-sum payments of $790,000.

The other recent top-prize winner was Ya Juan He, 50, of Sanford. Florida Lottery said she bought her lucky ticket from a Publix in Lake Mary and also took the lump-sum option.

All three stores that sold the tickets get a $2,000 bonus commission.

State letter officials say the Fastest Road game, which costs $30 to play, launched in February 2020 and offers 155 of those $1 million top prizes.

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