Lucky lottery ticket sold in allegheny county is worth $1 million — money

A scratch-off sold at an Allegheny County GetGo delivered a $1 million prize, turning an ordinary stop into a life-changing purchase

Middletown, PA — A routine stop at a western Pennsylvania convenience store has produced a $1 million Pennsylvania Lottery winner after a Million Dollar Win It All Scratch-Off ticket was sold in Allegheny County.

The Pennsylvania Lottery announced that a $1 million-winning Million Dollar Win It All Scratch-Off ticket was sold at GetGo, located at 410 Chestnut Street in Carnegie Borough.

The retailer will receive a $5,000 bonus for selling the winning ticket.

Million Dollar Win It All is a $50 Scratch-Off game that offers top prizes of $1 million.

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Lottery officials said Scratch-Off tickets are distributed randomly, meaning neither the Pennsylvania Lottery nor retailers know where winning tickets will be sold before they are purchased.

The Lottery only learns where winning tickets were sold after a prize has been claimed.

Players holding winning Scratch-Off tickets are encouraged to sign the back of the ticket immediately and contact the Pennsylvania Lottery for claim instructions.

Scratch-Off prizes expire one year after a game’s official end-sale date posted on the Pennsylvania Lottery website.

All Pennsylvania Lottery prizes exceeding $5,000 are subject to applicable withholding.

The Pennsylvania Lottery offers players a variety of traditional draw games, Scratch-Off games and online lottery products throughout the Commonwealth.

Key Points

A $1 million-winning Million Dollar Win It All Scratch-Off ticket was sold in Allegheny County.
The winning ticket was purchased at GetGo in Carnegie Borough.
The retailer will receive a $5,000 selling bonus from the Pennsylvania Lottery.

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