Two pa tickets hit $2m powerball prizes in latest drawing

Two $2M Powerball tickets sold in Pennsylvania as jackpot hits $143M

Middletown, PA — Two lottery tickets sold in Pennsylvania each landed $2 million prizes in the latest Powerball drawing, just missing out on the top jackpot.

The winning tickets were sold at Rutter’s in Spring Grove, York County, and Bravo Super Market in Philadelphia for the April 29 drawing.

Both tickets matched all five white balls — 3, 19, 35, 51, and 67 — but not the Powerball number 15. The players added the Power Play option, doubling their winnings from $1 million to $2 million.

Each retailer will receive a $10,000 bonus for selling the winning tickets.

The drawing marked the end of a jackpot run that reached $143 million, which was split by winners in Indiana and Kansas.

Key Points

Two $2 million Powerball tickets sold in Pennsylvania
Winning tickets matched five numbers with Power Play
Jackpot split between winners in Indiana and Kansas

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