Camp hill shopper lands $135,926 lottery windfall — money

Cumberland County ticket surges past $135K in Fast Play jackpot win

Middletown, PA — A Fast Play ticket printed on demand at a Cumberland County retailer delivered a jackpot worth more than $135,000 after a player matched the progressive top prize in the Watts of Cash game.

The Pennsylvania Lottery confirmed the winning ticket, valued at $135,926, was sold Thursday at GIANT, located at 3301 Trindle Road in Camp Hill Borough. The retailer will receive a $500 bonus for selling the top-prize ticket.

Watts of Cash is a $10 Fast Play game featuring progressive jackpots that begin at $100,000 and grow until a winning ticket is issued. Unlike traditional draw games or scratch-offs, Fast Play tickets are generated instantly at lottery terminals or self-service machines.

Winners must validate their tickets before claiming prizes, and tickets must be claimed within one year of purchase. Lottery officials advise winners to sign the back of their ticket and contact the lottery to begin the claim process.

Prizes exceeding $5,000 are subject to applicable tax withholdings under state and federal guidelines.

Key Points

$135,926 Fast Play jackpot ticket sold in Cumberland County
Winning ticket purchased at GIANT in Camp Hill Borough
Watts of Cash game features progressive top prizes

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