Pennsylvania lottery opens eek-a-boo bucks second-chance drawing with $260k in prizes

Pennsylvania Lottery opens Eek-A-Boo Bucks second-chance drawing with $260K in prizes

MIDDLETOWN, Pa. — The Pennsylvania Lottery announced the opening of its Eek-A-Boo Bucks Second-Chance Drawing, offering a total of $260,000 in prizes, including online play money. The drawing runs through October 31.

Players can enter non-winning Count de Cash, 8-Legged Loot, and Trick or Win Fast Play tickets for chances to win one top prize of $50,000, among other prizes. Entries for Scratch-Off tickets begin on September 16.

Participants can submit eligible tickets through the VIP Players Club at palottery.com or use the official Lottery app to enter. Winners will be posted on the Lottery’s website.

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