Lottery winner - a big pile of money,
Lottery Winner - A big pile of money.

$1M Scratch-Off Stunner Hits Philadelphia Store, Retailer Scores $5K Bonus

A $10 Pennsylvania Lottery ticket delivered a seven-figure prize at a Walnut Street retailer.
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September 1, 2026

PHILADELPHIA, PA. – A $10 Scratch-Off ticket sold in Philadelphia has hit for a massive $1 million prize, the Pennsylvania Lottery announced Monday.

The $1 million-winning Win Win Win ticket was sold by Ennie Inc., located at 5647 Walnut St. The Philadelphia retailer will receive a $5,000 bonus from the Pennsylvania Lottery for selling the winning ticket.

Win Win Win is a $10 Scratch-Off offering top prizes of $1 million. The Lottery noted that Scratch-Off tickets are distributed randomly and that officials and retailers do not know in advance where winning tickets will be sold.

Key Points

  • A Win Win Win Scratch-Off ticket sold in Philadelphia is worth $1 million.
  • Ennie Inc. at 5647 Walnut St. sold the seven-figure ticket.
  • The retailer will receive a $5,000 bonus for selling the $1 million-winning ticket.

$10 Ticket Delivers $1M Philadelphia Lottery Hit

The Pennsylvania Lottery announced the Philadelphia sale Monday, putting Ennie Inc. in the spotlight for selling the $1 million ticket.

The Lottery emphasized that Scratch-Off tickets are distributed at random, meaning neither the agency nor participating retailers know where winning tickets will ultimately surface.

“The Lottery learns where winning tickets are sold only after a prize has been claimed,” the Pennsylvania Lottery said.

That distinction means the Lottery’s announcement identifies where the $1 million ticket was sold without unnecessarily speculating about the person who bought it.

Ennie Inc. will collect a $5,000 retailer bonus for the sale.

What Happens With the $1M Scratch-Off Prize

Pennsylvania Lottery Scratch-Off prizes expire one year after the applicable game’s end-sale date. The Lottery advises players with winning tickets to sign the back immediately and contact the agency at 1-800-692-7481.

Lottery prizes exceeding $5,000 are also subject to applicable withholding.

Win Win Win costs $10 per play and offers $1 million as its top prize. Players can obtain current game information, rules and odds directly from the Pennsylvania Lottery.

Where was the $1 million Pennsylvania Lottery ticket sold?
The Win Win Win Scratch-Off was sold at Ennie Inc., 5647 Walnut St. in Philadelphia.

How much did the winning Scratch-Off cost?
Win Win Win is a $10 Pennsylvania Lottery Scratch-Off game offering top prizes of $1 million.

Does the Philadelphia store get a bonus for selling the ticket?
Yes. The Pennsylvania Lottery said Ennie Inc. will receive a $5,000 retailer bonus for selling the $1 million-winning ticket.

Sources: Pennsylvania Lottery news release, Aug. 31, 2026.

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