Philadelphia store sells powerball ticket worth $150k

MIDDLETOWN, PA — TNT Food Market, located at 5801 Market St. in Philadelphia, has sold a Powerball® ticket that clinched a $150,000 prize in the July 15 drawing. The lucky ticket matched four of the five white balls, numbers 9-31-39-40-45, and the red Powerball® 23. Thanks to the Power Play® option, which multiplied the prize by three, the ticket’s value soared from the base $50,000 to $150,000.

The store will receive a $500 bonus for selling the winning ticket. Winners have one year from the drawing date to claim their prizes and must sign the back of their tickets upon purchase. Prizes can be claimed and tickets validated only once they are presented. Players who bought their tickets online will see their winnings automatically added to their accounts once the claims are processed.

In the same drawing, more than 17,800 other Pennsylvania Lottery Powerball® tickets won prizes. This includes over 3,800 tickets that were purchased with Power Play® and more than 2,200 with Double Play®. Ticket holders are encouraged to check their tickets thoroughly as every drawing offers multiple opportunities to win.

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