READING, PA — Fortune favors the bold, and for one lucky lottery player in Berks County, their boldness has paid off handsomely. The Pennsylvania Lottery announced a jackpot-winning Match 6 Lotto ticket worth a whopping $1,070,000 was sold at the Rite Aid on 4630 Perkiomen Avenue in Reading. The winning ticket from the Friday, March 29 drawing matched all six winning numbers: 1-5-8-11-13-28, securing the seven-figure jackpot prize for its holder.
The excitement doesn’t stop with the winner. Rite Aid will be celebrating as well, as they are set to receive a $10,000 bonus for selling the lucky ticket. This windfall is a testament to the thrill that the Pennsylvania Lottery brings not just to players but to retailers across the state.
While the identity of the new millionaire remains a mystery, they have one year from the drawing date to come forward and claim their fortune. Lottery officials urge the winner to sign the back of their ticket immediately, a crucial first step in securing their winnings.
For those who prefer the digital route, online winnings are streamlined; they automatically appear in a player’s account once the claim has been processed. Detailed information on how to file a claim can be found by visiting palottery.com, ensuring winners have all the resources they need at their fingertips.
But the good news doesn’t end with just one ticket. Over 53,300 other Match 6 Lotto tickets also won prizes in the same drawing, highlighting the widespread joy the lottery spreads. This serves as a reminder to players to check every ticket, every time. Who knows? The next big win could be hiding in your wallet or tucked away in a drawer.
As the community buzzes with speculation and excitement over the identity of the latest millionaire, the Pennsylvania Lottery continues to enrich lives and offer moments of joy and anticipation. Whether you’re a seasoned player or considering your first ticket, the lottery’s blend of suspense and potential rewards makes it a beloved pastime for many.
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