Lucky ticket hits $107k prize in beaver county — money

Fast Play ticket worth over $107K sold at Beaver County store

Aliquippa, PA — A Pennsylvania Lottery ticket sold in Beaver County has delivered a progressive prize worth more than $107,000 to a yet-to-be-identified winner.

The winning Lightning Loot Fast Play ticket, valued at $107,817, was sold April 30 at Stop N Shop on Franklin Avenue in Aliquippa.

Lottery officials said the retailer will receive a $500 bonus for selling the ticket.

Lightning Loot is a $5 Fast Play game featuring progressive jackpots that start at $50,000 and increase until won. Unlike traditional draw games, Fast Play tickets are printed on demand and reveal results instantly.

Winners have one year from the purchase date to claim prizes, and tickets must be validated before any payout is issued.

The identity of the winner will be known once the prize is claimed.

Key Points

Winning ticket worth $107,817 sold in Aliquippa
Ticket purchased at Stop N Shop on Franklin Avenue
Prize part of Lightning Loot Fast Play game

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