The Blue Jays are looking for the 50/50 winner of $2.9M — but they have no way to contact them
The Toronto Blue Jays are looking for the April 50/50 winner of nearly $3 million, but they don't have a way to contact them.
In what the Jays Care Foundation calls an “incredible opening draw,” the franchise’s 50/50 Amazing April Mega Jackpot cracked a $2.87 million prize.
The foundation confirmed in a tweet the winning ticket was bought at Rogers Centre on April 11.
Because the ticket was purchased at the ballpark, the organization doesn't have a way to contact the winner, so they are asking whoever has the winning number to contact them to claim the prize.
Last season, Jays fans collectively took home $10 million through the 50/50 draws.
There are two draws Jays fans can participate in. The Homestand Jackpots give fans a chance during each homestand from May to August, while the Mega Jackpots combine all ticket sales from the entire month.
The next Mega Jackpot will take place in September.
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