Philadelphia lottery player scoops up $203k — ID 905136 © Eti Swinford | Dreamstime.com

Philadelphia, PA — A Pennsylvania Lottery player from Philadelphia won $203,940.84 playing Jungle Tumble Jackpots, an online progressive jackpot game offered through the state’s digital lottery platform.

The sizable win came through PA Lottery’s connect-style Jungle Tumble Jackpots game, which features a chance to unlock free games, multiply winnings up to five times, and trigger two separate bonus games. The online prize was confirmed Friday by lottery officials.

Jungle Tumble Jackpots is one of several digital games available to registered users of the PA Lottery website or mobile app. Players must be 18 or older and have a verified account to participate in online games, which include other titles such as Powerball, Mega Millions, Cash4Life, and Match 6 Lotto.

The PA Lottery launched online games in May 2018 and is currently one of 13 states in the U.S. offering internet-based lottery products. The platform allows users to play games, manage subscriptions, and buy draw game tickets via phone, tablet, or computer.

PA Lottery promotes responsible gaming tools online

To support responsible gaming, the PA Lottery platform offers built-in tools for setting deposit, time, and spending limits. Players can also choose to take breaks or self-exclude from play for extended periods ranging from six months to five years.

The Philadelphia winner’s $203,940.84 prize marks one of the larger single payouts in recent months from PA Lottery’s online games.

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