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Turbo Twist Bucks game delivers prize worth more than $167,000

MIDDLETOWN, Pa. — A Beaver County lottery player has won an online Pennsylvania Lottery prize worth $167,322.39 while playing the Turbo Twist Bucks game.

The Pennsylvania Lottery announced the online prize was recently awarded to a player from Beaver County.

The winning prize totaled $167,322.39.

Turbo Twist Bucks is a connect-style online game that contributes to the Cash Blitz Jackpots. The game includes opportunities to multiply winnings, unlock free games and activate a Cash Blitz Bonus Game for a chance to win progressive jackpot prizes.

The Pennsylvania Lottery’s online games are available on computers, tablets and mobile devices. Players can also purchase Powerball, Mega Millions, Treasure Hunt, Match 6 Lotto and PICK game tickets through the Pennsylvania Lottery website and official mobile app.

Lottery officials did not release information about the winner. Pennsylvania Lottery prizes must be claimed and validated before winners can be identified.

Key Points

A Beaver County player won a Pennsylvania Lottery online prize worth $167,322.39.
The winning prize came while playing the Turbo Twist Bucks online game.
Lottery officials did not release information about the winner.

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