Eligible winning and non-winning tickets can be entered for a chance to claim a $250,000 top prize as part of the state’s America250 celebration.

MIDDLETOWN, Pa. — Pennsylvania Lottery players have another opportunity to win big after the Lottery launched the America250PA Second-Chance Drawing, offering $305,000 in total prizes, including a $250,000 grand prize.

The promotion is open to Pennsylvania Lottery players age 18 and older through Aug. 20.

Eligible winning and non-winning tickets purchased at licensed Pennsylvania Lottery retailers may be entered from CASH POP, PICK 2, PICK 3, PICK 4, PICK 5, Treasure Hunt, Cash 5 with Quick Cash, Match 6 Lotto, Millionaire for Life, Mega Millions, Powerball, Keno and Derby Cash Horse Racing.

Draw game tickets purchased online are not eligible for entry.

The drawing will award one $250,000 grand prize, two $25,000 prizes and twenty $250 prizes to play online.

Players may enter eligible tickets through the Pennsylvania Lottery VIP Players Club at palottery.com or by using the Pennsylvania Lottery Official App. Winners will be announced on the Lottery’s website.

The promotion is part of the Pennsylvania Lottery’s celebration of America’s 250th anniversary and coincides with its sponsorship of the America250PA statewide concert series.

Key Points

The Pennsylvania Lottery launched a second-chance drawing with $305,000 in total prizes.
One player will win $250,000, while two others will receive $25,000 each.
Eligible winning and non-winning tickets purchased through Aug. 20 may be entered into the promotion.

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