Online pennsylvania lottery game delivers $234k payday — money

An online MONOPOLY SECRET VAULT eInstant game delivered a jackpot prize worth more than $234,000 to a Cumberland County player.

MIDDLETOWN, Pa. — A Cumberland County resident has won an online Pennsylvania Lottery prize worth $234,225.67 while playing the MONOPOLY SECRET VAULT eInstant game, lottery officials announced.

The winning prize was awarded through the Pennsylvania Lottery’s online gaming platform.

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MONOPOLY SECRET VAULT is a connect-style eInstant game that contributes to the High Rise Jackpot, which starts at $100,000. The game also includes features that allow players to multiply winnings by up to 20 times, unlock five free games and activate a bonus game.

Pennsylvania Lottery online games can be played on a computer, tablet or mobile device. Players can also purchase Powerball, Mega Millions, Treasure Hunt, Match 6 Lotto and PICK game tickets online through the Pennsylvania Lottery website or the official mobile app.

Lottery officials did not release additional information about the winner.

Key Points

A Cumberland County player won an online Pennsylvania Lottery prize worth $234,225.67.
The winning prize came from the MONOPOLY SECRET VAULT eInstant game.
The game contributes to the High Rise Jackpot, which starts at $100,000.

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