$2 Million Powerball Ticket Sold at Philadelphia Grocery Store
In a thrilling turn of events, a lucky individual has purchased a $2 million Powerball ticket in Philadelphia. The winning ticket was sold at the ShopRite grocery store on Fox Street in the East Falls neighborhood.
Winning Ticket Details
According to the Pennsylvania Lottery, the ticket matched five white balls during the drawing on Saturday, October 19, but did not include the red Powerball. Typically, matching five white balls results in a $1 million prize. However, this ticket opted for the Power Play feature, doubling the winnings to an impressive $2 million.
- Ticket Price: Powerball ticket with Power Play option
- Winning Numbers Drawn: October 19
- Location: ShopRite, Fox Street, East Falls
- Prize Amount: $2 million
- Retailer Bonus: $10,000 for selling the winning ticket
Claiming the Prize
The lucky winner has until October 19 of next year to claim their prize at any Pennsylvania Lottery office. As of Tuesday morning, the identity of the winner remained unknown.
Player Reminders
Lottery officials emphasize the importance of checking tickets carefully. Players are also encouraged to sign the back of their tickets immediately for security purposes. For official results and claim procedures, individuals may visit the Pennsylvania Lottery’s website or use their mobile app.
Meanwhile, the Powerball jackpot is set to increase for the next drawing occurring Wednesday night, enticing more players to participate in this thrilling game of chance.
