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Lehigh County player wins over $180K in Pennsylvania Lottery online MONOPOLY game

LEHIGH COUNTY, PA – A Pennsylvania Lottery player scored a major win from the comfort of home, collecting $180,216.01 while playing the online game MONOPOLY Secret Vault, lottery officials announced this week.

The prize was awarded through the PA Lottery’s online gaming platform and went to a player located in Lehigh County. MONOPOLY Secret Vault is a connect-style interactive game that contributes to the High Rise Jackpot, which begins at $100,000.

The game offers several features, including the ability to multiply winnings up to 20 times, unlock up to five free games, and activate bonus rounds for additional chances to win.

Online lottery games in Pennsylvania can be played via computer, tablet, or mobile device. In addition to interactive games, players can purchase traditional draw tickets like Powerball, Mega Millions, and Cash4Life through the official PA Lottery app or website.

The identity of the winning player was not disclosed. All prizes are subject to applicable taxes and verification.

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Key Points

A Lehigh County player won $180,216.01 playing the online game MONOPOLY Secret Vault
The PA Lottery online platform allows players to win major prizes from digital games
The High Rise Jackpot game offers multipliers, bonus rounds, and free game features

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