Allegheny county player hits $415k pennsylvania lottery online jackpot
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Allegheny County player hits $415K Pennsylvania Lottery online jackpot

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June 22, 2026

A Pennsylvania Lottery player scored a six-figure prize while playing the online game Big Bank Bucks

MIDDLETOWN, Pa. — An Allegheny County player is celebrating a six-figure Pennsylvania Lottery win after landing an online prize worth more than $415,000 while playing Big Bank Bucks.

The Pennsylvania Lottery announced that a player from Allegheny County recently won $415,320.35 on the online game.

Big Bank Bucks is a connect-style game that contributes to the Mighty Vault Jackpot, which starts at $100,000.

According to the Pennsylvania Lottery, the game also features opportunities to multiply prizes by up to 10 times, unlock free games and activate bonus features.

Pennsylvania Lottery online games can be played on a computer, tablet or mobile device.

Players can also purchase Powerball, Mega Millions, Treasure Hunt, Match 6 Lotto and PICK game tickets through the Pennsylvania Lottery website or the Official App. Subscription options are also available.

The Pennsylvania Lottery did not release additional information about the winner.


Key Points

  • An Allegheny County player won an online Pennsylvania Lottery prize worth $415,320.35.
  • The prize was won while playing the online game Big Bank Bucks.
  • Big Bank Bucks contributes to the Mighty Vault Jackpot, which starts at $100,000.

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