RIVERDALE, GA — A Georgia resident on a trip to Florida walked away from the Sunshine State a $2 million lottery winner, according to the Florida Lottery.

Lottery officials say a 64-year-old Riverdale woman recently claimed the top prize in the $10 Monopoly Doubler scratch-off game.

After claiming her prize at the Tallahassee, Florida, lottery headquarters, the woman took home $1,597,848 in a lump-sum payment, lottery officials said.

The winning ticket was sold at A P Discount in south Daytona, Florida. Lottery officials said A P Discount received a $4,000 commission for selling the ticket.

According to the lottery officials, the chances of winning the $2 million prize was 1 in 3.51.

The Monopoly Doubler included eight $2 million prizes and totals $176 million in cash prizes, lottery officials said.

As for the Georgia Lottery, results show a Cumming resident secured an estimated $993,977 in the Fantasy 5 in Monday's drawing. It is unknown where the winning ticket was sold.