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Winning $eas the Day prize tops $353,000 through Pennsylvania Lottery online game

MIDDLETOWN, PA — A Pennsylvania Lottery player in Allegheny County is celebrating a life-changing online jackpot after winning more than $353,000 playing the online game $eas the Day.

The Pennsylvania Lottery announced Friday that the player won $353,278.25 through the online game.

The winning ticket was purchased online by a player located in Allegheny County.

$eas the Day is a connect-style online game that contributes to the Infinite Jackpot, which starts at $100,000. The game includes opportunities to reveal a Mega Catch symbol that can create or increase a prize and multiply winnings by up to 10 times. Players also have chances to unlock five free games and activate a bonus game.

The Pennsylvania Lottery offers its online games through computers, tablets and mobile devices. Eligible players can also purchase Powerball, Mega Millions, Treasure Hunt, Match 6 Lotto and PICK game tickets online through the Pennsylvania Lottery website and the Lottery’s official mobile app.

Lottery officials did not release additional information about the winner.

Key Points

An Allegheny County player won a $353,278.25 Pennsylvania Lottery online prize.
The jackpot-winning game was the online title $eas the Day.
Lottery officials did not release the winner’s identity.

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