Berks County Sells $1 Million Powerball Ticket as Jackpot Hits $1 Billion

MIDDLETOWN, PA – Amid growing excitement, a Powerball® ticket worth $1 million was sold in Berks County, even as the Powerball® jackpot surges to an estimated $1 billion for tonight’s drawing. The lucky ticket for the March 30 drawing came from Paulino’s Deli & Grocery in Reading, matching five white balls: 12-13-33-50-52, but missing the red Powerball® 23.

This win is no April Fools’ joke, with the jackpot offering a cash value option of $483.8 million. The store that sold the million-dollar ticket, located at 555 North 9th St., Reading, is set to receive a $5,000 bonus.

The winner’s identity will remain a mystery until the prize is claimed and the ticket validated. Powerball® winners have a year from the draw date to claim their prizes. The Pennsylvania Lottery advises that winners who purchased tickets at a retailer sign the back of their tickets promptly. For tickets purchased online, winnings are automatically deposited into the player’s account. Further details on claiming prizes can be found at palottery.com.

Local News Report

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