Translate this page Friday, January 1st, 2010. Issue 53, Volume 14. Story Last Updated : Dec 31st. A part-time security guard from Desert Hot Springs claimed a $7 million SuperLotto Plus jackpot on Monday, the California Lottery reported. "I couldn’t believe it," said John Estrada, who decided to buy a ticket two days earlier at the Chevron service station at 22600 Palm Drive in North Palm Springs. "I called my wife in and told her, ‘We won the big one.’ " Estrada said that his wife was in disbelief. "She says, ‘Well, how much did we get? 100 bucks?’ I said, ‘Well, we got a little more than that,’ " the 65-year-old man said. Estrada, who describes himself as "semi-retired," said he and his wife would like to retire and spend more Advertisement "We’re going to squeeze every nickel and dime out of it," said Estrada, who moved to Desert Hot Springs from Los Angeles about four years ago. Estrada said he used to work for Los Angeles County as a driver who, as part of his duties, delivered documents to the Hall of Records on Temple Street. He said he has seven children and 16 grandchildren, with whom he will be able to spend more time. The winning numbers were 8, 19, 20, 21, 41 and mega number 3. The odds of matching all five numbers and the Mega number is 41,416,353 to 1, according to the SuperLotto Plus Web site.
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