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PHILADELPHIA, PA — A Pennsylvania Lottery player in Philadelphia has claimed an online prize of $322,927.07 after playing the holiday-themed game HO HO wHO Dunnit, lottery officials announced.

The winning prize was awarded through the PA Lottery’s online platform, which allows players to participate in digital games from their computers, tablets, or mobile devices. HO HO wHO Dunnit is a connect-style game that offers chances to win cash instantly, trigger bonus games, or triple prizes.

This latest win is one of the largest recent online game payouts by the Pennsylvania Lottery, which continues to expand its digital offerings since launching online play in May 2018.

Lottery app and website allow play across multiple devices

The PA Lottery’s online system supports various platforms and allows users to buy tickets for Powerball®, Mega Millions®, and other draw games, in addition to playing instant-win games like HO HO wHO Dunnit. Players must be at least 18 years old and provide proof of age and identity to participate.

Responsible play features are built into the platform, including deposit and spending limits, as well as self-exclusion options.

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