Six-figure lottery prize lands in jefferson county
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Six-figure Lottery prize lands in Jefferson County

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August 4, 2026

Infinite Jackpot game delivers six-figure prize

JEFFERSON COUNTY, Pa. — A Pennsylvania Lottery online player from Jefferson County has won a jackpot worth more than $141,000 while playing an online instant game.

The Pennsylvania Lottery announced that the player won $141,940.18 on the online game $eas the Day.

The game contributes to the Lottery’s Infinite Jackpot, which starts at $100,000 and grows until it is won.

According to the Pennsylvania Lottery, $eas the Day is a connect-style online game that includes opportunities to reveal Mega Catch symbols, unlock free games and activate bonus features that can multiply prizes by up to 10 times.

The Pennsylvania Lottery did not release additional information about the player.

In addition to online instant games, players can purchase Powerball, Mega Millions, Treasure Hunt, Match 6 Lotto and PICK game tickets through the Pennsylvania Lottery’s website and official mobile app.


Key Points

  • A Jefferson County player won an online Pennsylvania Lottery prize worth $141,940.18.
  • The jackpot was won while playing the $eas the Day online game.
  • The game is linked to the Pennsylvania Lottery’s Infinite Jackpot.
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