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Erie County player wins over $152K playing ELF eInstant online lottery game

ERIE COUNTY, PA – A lucky player in Erie County struck big online with the Pennsylvania Lottery, winning $152,637.34 while playing the ELF eInstant game.

The prize was awarded as part of the Happy Holidays Jackpot promotion. ELF is a connect-style online game that offers players the chance to win multiplied prizes, free games, and bonus rounds. The winning play occurred via the PA Lottery’s online platform, which is accessible through desktop or mobile devices.

Officials did not release the winner’s identity, and all winnings are subject to verification. The online platform also allows purchases of tickets for other major draws, including Powerball and Mega Millions.

The Pennsylvania Lottery continues to remind the public that lottery tickets are not suitable gifts for children, as part of its involvement in the National Council on Problem Gambling’s Gift Responsibly Campaign.

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Erie County player wins $152,637.34 on ELF eInstant online lottery game
Prize tied to the Happy Holidays Jackpot promotion
Winner played through PA Lottery’s online platform

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