MIDDLETOWN, PA — Pennsylvania Lottery enthusiasts have reason to celebrate as recent big wins across the state have sparked excitement among players and retailers alike. On Friday, September 20, a progressive top prize-winning ticket for the Cash Flow game, valued at an impressive $169,717, was sold in Berks County. The lucky ticket was purchased at Universal Mart, located at 3500 Kutztown Road, Laureldale, which will receive a $500 bonus for facilitating the win.
Cash Flow, known for its enticing progressive top prizes starting at $75,000, is a $5 Fast Play game. This game offers the thrill of instant results without the need for scratching a ticket or waiting for a draw. Participants simply purchase their ticket from a Lottery sales terminal or a self-service vending terminal, and can verify their win by reviewing the ticket or using the Ticket Checker feature on the Lottery’s Official App. For those fortunate enough to claim a top prize, the Pennsylvania Lottery advises immediate action to sign the back of the ticket and contact them at 1-800-692-7481.
Adding to the excitement, Adams County saw a $1 million win with the Jumbo Bucks Scratch-Off ticket sold at Turkey Hill, 639 Main Street, McSherrystown. The store is set to receive a $5,000 bonus for their role in this thrilling outcome. Jumbo Bucks is a $10 game promising substantial top prizes, elevating the stakes for players eager to test their luck. Further details about the game can be accessed via the Lottery’s website or its Official App.
Lancaster County also joined the ranks of recent winners, with another $1 million prize claimed through the Big Money Millionaire Scratch-Off ticket. This winning ticket was sold at Turkey Hill, 300 Main Street, Denver, and the retailer will similarly receive a $5,000 bonus. The Big Money Millionaire game, priced at $20, continues to captivate players with its promise of life-changing winnings.
As a reminder to all players, the Pennsylvania Lottery emphasizes the importance of promptly signing the back of any winning ticket and contacting the Lottery to ensure proper prize claims. Additionally, Scratch-Off prizes have an expiration date of one year from the game’s end-sale date, which is available on the Lottery’s website.
These significant wins affirm the allure and excitement of participating in Pennsylvania Lottery games, as players statewide continue to dream big and pursue their own fortunes.
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