Lucky lottery ticket sold at small-town deli nets $760k
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Lucky lottery ticket sold at small-town deli nets $760K

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November 12, 2025

$760K winning Match 6 ticket sold at Shop ‘N Go Deli in Allegheny County

WEST ELIZABETH, PA — One lucky player hit the jackpot in Monday night’s Pennsylvania Lottery Match 6 drawing, scoring a $760,000 prize with a ticket sold at a Shop ‘N Go Deli in Allegheny County.

The winning ticket, sold at the Route 837 convenience store in West Elizabeth Borough, matched all six numbers — 19, 25, 31, 33, 37, and 38 — securing the full jackpot amount before taxes. The store will receive a $5,000 bonus for selling the winning ticket.

As of now, the winner has not been identified. Prizes must be claimed within one year of the drawing date, and lottery officials won’t confirm the winner until the ticket is presented and validated. Players who purchased a ticket for the November 10 drawing are urged to check their numbers and sign the back of their tickets immediately.

More than 28,100 other Match 6 tickets also won smaller prizes in the same drawing.

Tickets can be purchased at licensed retailers across the state or online. Winnings from online purchases are automatically deposited into players’ lottery accounts after verification.

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Key Points

  • A winning $760,000 Match 6 ticket was sold at Shop ‘N Go Deli on Route 837 in West Elizabeth
  • The ticket matched all six numbers from the November 10 drawing
  • The store receives a $5,000 bonus and the winner has one year to claim the prize

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