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Allegheny County player wins $576K jackpot playing online PA Lottery game

Middletown, PA — A Pennsylvania Lottery player from Allegheny County won a staggering $576,668 playing the online game Premier Jackpot, the Lottery announced Monday.

The connect-style digital game offers a progressive jackpot and interactive play features including multipliers of up to 50 times, bonus rounds, and the chance to unlock 10 free games. The win marks one of the highest online instant game payouts in recent weeks for the state.

Premier Jackpot is among the growing library of online instant games offered by the Pennsylvania Lottery, playable on computers, tablets, or smartphones.

The winner has not been publicly identified. All prizes are subject to validation, and players have up to one year from the game’s end date to claim their winnings.

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Allegheny County player won $576,668 playing Premier Jackpot
The online game features progressive jackpots and multiple bonus play options

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