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Join Telegram ChannelIF YOU BUY LOTTERY TICKETS, YOU MAY WANT TO CHECK YOURS BECAUSE ONE LUCKY LOTTERY PLAYER IN ALLEGHENY COUNTY HIT THE JACKPOT FOR $213.8 MILLION IN THE POWERBALL DRAWING LAST NIGHT, LOTTERY OFFICIALS SAY THE TICKET WAS SOLD AT QUICK PIZZA AND HOAGIES IN INDIANA TOWNSHIP. THIS IS ON HARTS RUN ROAD. THE TICKET MATCHED ALL FIVE WHITE BALLS AND THE RED POWERBALL, WHICH WAS NUMBER 14. THE WINNER HAS ONE YEAR TO CLAIM THE PRIZE, AND THE STORE WILL
Powerball winning ticket worth $213 million sold in Western Pennsylvania
Jackpot-winning Powerball ticket sold on Harts Run Road in Indiana Township, Allegheny County
Updated: 12:43 PM EDT Aug 14, 2024
A lucky lottery player in Allegheny County hit the jackpot in the Powerball drawing on Monday. Pennsylvania Lottery officials said a winning Powerball ticket worth $213.8 million was sold at AJ’s Pizza, which is located on Harts Run Road in Indiana Township.The ticket matched all five white balls (9, 22, 57, 67, 68) and the red Powerball (14).The prize has an estimated annuity value of $213.8 million or $106.4 million cash, less tax withholding. The winner has one year to claim it.The lottery says the store that sold the ticket will receive a $100,000 bonus.“When I first thought about it, I went blank. I didn’t know,” store owner Jinal Pandit said. “Once I processed it, it was like, yeah, this is good, and I wish it’s someone local who won it, one of my regular customers. It would be good. We don’t know the winner yet, but I hope it’s one of the regular or a local person from here.”
A lucky lottery player in Allegheny County hit the jackpot in the Powerball drawing on Monday.
Pennsylvania Lottery officials said a winning Powerball ticket worth $213.8 million was sold at AJ’s Pizza, which is located on Harts Run Road in Indiana Township.
The ticket matched all five white balls (9, 22, 57, 67, 68) and the red Powerball (14).
The prize has an estimated annuity value of $213.8 million or $106.4 million cash, less tax withholding. The winner has one year to claim it.
The lottery says the store that sold the ticket will receive a $100,000 bonus.
“When I first thought about it, I went blank. I didn’t know,” store owner Jinal Pandit said. “Once I processed it, it was like, yeah, this is good, and I wish it’s someone local who won it, one of my regular customers. It would be good. We don’t know the winner yet, but I hope it’s one of the regular or a local person from here.”
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