Pasquotank County Man Wins $200,000 Lottery Prize Dalbro Gibbs Sr. of Elizabeth City claimed a $200,000 top prize after purchasing a $5 scratch-off ticket featuring the Jurassic Park theme. The winning ticket was bought from Han-Dee Hugo’s, a local store located on U.S. 17 South in Elizabeth City. Gibbs traveled to the state lottery headquarters on Wednesday to collect his winnings, which, after deducting required state and federal taxes, amounted to $144,021. The Jurassic Park lottery game, which launched in August, originally offered four $200,000 top prizes. Gibbs secured the final remaining prize in the game. The promotion also included a second-chance opportunity for players to win a trip for two to Hawaii, allowing them to participate in a $1 million Jackpot Challenge. Lottery officials noted that the Jurassic Park game’s top prize pool was designed to be distributed across multiple winners, with Gibbs’ win marking the last of the initial four prizes. Players who participated in the second-chance promotion could still qualify for additional rewards, though details about the Hawaii trip’s availability and terms were not specified in the report. The lottery’s website emphasized that all games and promotions are subject to specific rules, including age restrictions and varying odds of winning. While the Jurassic Park game’s top prize was estimated at $200,000, the actual payout could differ based on the game’s structure. Winners are encouraged to review official game pages for complete details about prize distribution, eligibility, and other terms. The lottery’s broader marketing efforts highlight the potential for large jackpots, with promotions promising prizes up to $1 million.#dalbro_gibbs_sr #elizabeth_city #han_dee_hugo_s #jurassic_park #us_17_south
