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Erie County player wins $203K in Pennsylvania Lottery online g

Middletown, PA – A Pennsylvania Lottery player in Erie County collected $203,304.89 after playing the online game Big Winners Club, lottery officials announced Friday.

The connect-style game gives players multiple ways to win, including revealing Wild symbols to increase payouts, unlocking free games, multiplying prizes by up to 10, and triggering bonus rounds. It also contributes to the VIP Jackpot, which continues to grow until claimed.

The six-figure win is part of a series of big online payouts in Pennsylvania this year, underscoring the popularity of digital lottery play.

Launched in 2018, PA Lottery’s online offerings allow players to try instant-style games on a computer or mobile device while also purchasing tickets for major draw games like Powerball, Mega Millions, and Cash4Life.

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Erie County player won $203,304.89 on the Big Winners Club game
The game features multipliers, bonus rounds, and free plays tied to the VIP Jackpot
The win adds to a surge of six-figure prizes claimed through online play

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