A $83.5 million jackpot in the Texas Lottery Commission's Lotto Texas was sold at an Austin location who primarily handles courier picks from the app Jackpocket, raising concerns about whether the winnings will stay in Texas.

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick is looking into a lottery store that sold an $83-million ticket, calling into question courier services.

AUSTIN - A Lotto Texas ticket sold in north Austin won a $83.5 million prize in Monday night's drawing. After the big win in Austin, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick is now investigating the store the ticket was sold at. The lucky winner matched all six numbers in Monday's Lotto Texas drawing; 19, 21, 25, 45, 47, 52.

Someone won an $83.5 million prize from the Texas Lotto, according to the Texas Lottery. The winner purchased the ticket at Winners Corner, at 7817 Rockwood Lane Ste 101B in Austin.

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick is investigating the legality of lottery couriers after a winning $83.5M lottery ticket was sold at a North Austin store. That store has sold several winning tickets in the past couple of years.

Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick says he is concerned about fairness and transparency after an $83.5 million-winning ticket was sold to a courier service that also owns the store where the ticket was bought.