Online ticket turns into six-figure score in pennsylvania

MIDDLETOWN, Pa. — A Lancaster County resident won $320,194.82 playing MONOPOLY SECRET VAULT, an online game offered by the Pennsylvania Lottery, officials announced Monday.

The game, which is part of the High Rise Jackpot series, features connect-style gameplay and offers players chances to multiply winnings by up to 20 times. Additional features include bonus games and up to five free games.

The prize was won through the PA Lottery’s online gaming platform, which allows players to access a variety of games using a computer, tablet, or mobile device. MONOPOLY SECRET VAULT is one of several titles available online.

Online players also have access to other lottery offerings such as Powerball, Mega Millions, Treasure Hunt, Cash4Life, Match 6 Lotto, and PICK games. These can be purchased via palottery.com or through the Pennsylvania Lottery’s official mobile app.

Pennsylvania Lottery’s growing online presence

Since launching in May 2018, the Pennsylvania Lottery has been one of 13 U.S. state lotteries to offer games online. To play, individuals must be at least 18 years old and provide proof of age and identity. The platform includes tools to promote responsible play, including time and spending limits and self-exclusion options.

Players can download the PA Lottery Official App from the Apple App Store or Google Play, or receive a direct download link for Android by texting APP to 54187.

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