Player wins over $1. 3m from beaver county home
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Player wins over $1.3M from Beaver County home

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June 3, 2025
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BEAVER COUNTY, PA — A Pennsylvania Lottery player from Beaver County has won a $1,351,472 prize playing the online game Jackpot Spectacular, marking one of the largest online wins in the state this year.

The Jackpot Spectacular game is a connect-style instant win game featuring shared progressive jackpots across multiple states. The game also includes the potential for a multiplier of up to 50 times, as well as bonus game features and free spins.

Jackpot Spectacular is available through the PA Lottery’s online platform at palottery.com, as well as through the official mobile app. Online players in Pennsylvania can also purchase traditional draw game tickets and take advantage of lottery subscriptions.

The PA Lottery, which began offering online play in May 2018, is one of 13 states that currently offers digital lottery products. The platform allows players to set spending and time limits or self-exclude to promote responsible gambling.

Players must be 18 years or older to play online and must verify their age and identity.

Chris Quigley

Chris Quigley

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