Someone won a $1 million prize from Mega Millions with a ticket purchased in San Antonio, according to the Texas Lottery. The winner bought their ticket at QuikTrip, at 9919 San Pedro Ave. ALSO READ: Wild West of THC: Texas hemp shops can sell weed and 'no one's gonna stop them,

“In fact, the player’s Mega Ball pick was the number 5, leaving them tantalizingly close — just one digit short — from sharing the drawing’s advertised $1.22 billion jackpot that was won by an out-of-state player,” the commission said.

A $1 million Mega Millions ticket sold in Arlington last month was one digit away from winning a $1.2 billion jackpot.

Two Texas residents claimed $1 million prizes from lottery games, according to the Texas Lottery. A Round Rock resident won with a Mega Millions ticket purchased at 7-Eleven, at 1315 N. Collins St. in Arlington. A Tahoka resident won with a Jackpot Millions ticket purchased at Stripes, at 806 34th St. in Lubbock.

A Round Rock resident narrowly missed the $1.22 billion jackpot, matching all five white ball numbers, and missing the Mega Ball number by one digit. The player's pick was 5 and the winning number was 6.