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PA Lottery Player Wins $1M from $30 Win Win Win Ticket

By jili tutorial · September 2, 2026

PA Lottery Player Wins $1M from $30 Win Win Win Ticket

Philadelphia Store Sells $1 Million Scratch-Off Ticket

The Pennsylvania Lottery has created another millionaire after a local retailer sold a ticket worth $1 million. As of this announcement, the lucky ticket holder has not yet come forward to claim their prize. True to its name, the Win Win Win scratch-off game has delivered yet another top-tier winner.

Details on the Win Win Win Game and Odds

According to the Pennsylvania Lottery’s latest announcement, a shop in Philadelphia sold the $1 million scratch-off ticket. While the winner has not yet redeemed the prize, lottery officials did share a few key details about the game. The ticket was for the Win Win Win scratch-off game, which offers top prizes of $1 million. A ticket costs $30, officials clarified.

At launch, the Win Win Win game featured five $1 million top prizes. As of this writing, only two of those remain unclaimed. The game lists the overall odds of winning any prize—including break-even prizes—at 1 in 3.12.

Retailer Bonus and Tax Information

The Pennsylvania Lottery also revealed that the winning $1 million ticket was sold at Ennie Inc., located at 5647 Walnut St. in Philadelphia. The store will receive a $5,000 incentive bonus for selling the ticket, officials confirmed. Like all prizes over $5,000, this $1 million windfall is subject to applicable tax withholding.

Other Recent Big Winners in Pennsylvania

In the meantime, other players across the state have also been scoring big with the lottery. Last month, a Pennsylvania player won a staggering $1.63 million from the state’s Match 6 Lotto game after matching all six winning numbers in one drawing. As of that announcement, that winner had also not yet come forward to claim the prize.

In July, a very lucky Pennsylvania woman experienced a $1.5 million windfall after winning the top prize on the $30 $1,500,000 Super Star scratch-off game. Speaking with lottery officials, she said she plans to use her newfound fortune to purchase a new home.