Pennsylvania online game dishes out six-figure holiday prize

Allegheny County online player wins $114K in PA Lottery’s Pop Pop Party game

Middletown, PA – A Pennsylvania Lottery player in Allegheny County kicked off the holiday week with a six-figure win, claiming $114,890.44 while playing the online game Pop Pop Party.

The digital prize was awarded through the PA Lottery’s online gaming platform, which allows players to participate in instant games using a computer, tablet, or mobile device. Pop Pop Party is a connect-and-collect-style game that contributes to the Triple Hit Jackpots and offers players chances to pop prize bubbles and receive upgrades during play.

The win was one of the higher online prize payouts this holiday season and highlights the growing popularity of Pennsylvania’s digital lottery offerings.

In addition to instant games like Pop Pop Party, players can also purchase tickets for Powerball, Mega Millions, Match 6 Lotto, Treasure Hunt, and PICK games through the official PA Lottery app or website.

Lottery officials remind all players to gift responsibly during the holidays and encourage the use of available gambling support resources for anyone facing gambling-related challenges.

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Key Points

Allegheny County player wins $114,890.44 on PA Lottery online game
Prize came from playing Pop Pop Party, a connect-style digital game
Winnings awarded through the Lottery’s online platform

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