Online lottery ticket nets $710k jackpot for bedford county player

BEDFORD COUNTY, PA — A Pennsylvania Lottery player who bought their Match 6 Lotto ticket online has claimed a $710,000 jackpot prize from the Saturday, July 19 drawing, lottery officials confirmed Tuesday.

The winning ticket matched all six numbers drawn — 17, 19, 23, 25, 28, and 33 — securing the full jackpot, less applicable withholdings. The ticket was sold through the Lottery’s online platform to a player located in Bedford County.

This win was part of a draw that also saw more than 28,200 other Match 6 tickets earn prizes. The Match 6 Lotto game gives players three lines of numbers for every $2 play, with a chance to win on each line and through a combined number match.

Lottery winners have one year from the drawing date to claim prizes. Online winnings, such as this one, are automatically credited to the winner’s account after the claim is processed.

For more information on how to play Match 6 or claim prizes, players can visit palottery.com.

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