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$3 million Pennsylvania Lottery scratch-off ticket sold at Sheetz in Allegheny County

Robinson Township, PA – One lucky Pennsylvania Lottery player is now a multimillionaire after purchasing a $3 million-winning scratch-off ticket at a Sheetz convenience store in Allegheny County.

The winning ticket came from the $30 3s a Charm game, which offers some of the highest payouts in the state’s scratch-off lineup. The ticket was sold at the Sheetz location at 5554 Steubenville Pike in Robinson Township, earning the retailer a $10,000 bonus commission.

Lottery officials confirmed the win this week but have not yet released the identity of the winner. According to the Pennsylvania Lottery, scratch-off tickets are randomly distributed, and the location of winning tickets is unknown until prizes are officially claimed.

The 3s a Charm game remains active, and additional top prizes may still be available. Players are encouraged to visit the Pennsylvania Lottery’s website or app to check for remaining prizes and game details.

All prizes over $5,000 are subject to federal and state withholding taxes. Winners are urged to sign the back of their ticket immediately and contact the Lottery for prize claim instructions. Scratch-off prizes expire one year from the game’s announced end-sale date.

The Pennsylvania Lottery continues to generate millions in funding for programs benefiting older residents across the state, with scratch-offs being one of its most popular revenue sources.

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Key Points

A $3 million-winning scratch-off ticket was sold at a Sheetz in Robinson Township
The prize came from the $30 3s a Charm game, which still has active top prizes
Sheetz received a $10,000 bonus for selling the winning ticket

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