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Wayne County player wins over $920K on Pennsylvania Lottery online game

WAYNE COUNTY, PA – A player in Wayne County scored a massive online win worth $920,800.78 while playing Wild Cat Multiplier Mania, one of the Pennsylvania Lottery’s digital connect-style games.

The prize was awarded as part of the PA Lottery’s online gaming platform, which allows players to wager real money through computers, tablets, and mobile devices. Wild Cat Multiplier Mania features symbol connections, prize multipliers of up to 10X, bonus game activations, and free game unlocks. The game also contributes to the Adventure Jackpot.

The winning prize was part of the September 6 online play and is among the largest digital payouts issued by the PA Lottery so far this month.

The winner’s identity has not been released, and the Lottery advises all online winners to verify and claim their prizes through their registered accounts. Pennsylvania Lottery prizes must be claimed within one year of the drawing or win date.

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Key Points

Wayne County player won $920,800.78 on Wild Cat Multiplier Mania
Game offers multipliers, wild symbols, and bonus features
Prize was claimed through the PA Lottery’s official online platform

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