PITTSBURGH, Pa. — Pennsylvania’s second-most-famous groundhog urges lottery players to “keep on scratchin’.”
That advice resulted in some major scratch for Indiana County resident Randy Lytle. He won $3 million on a Monopoly 100X scratch-off ticket he purchased on Memorial Day at the Giant Eagle supermarket in Ligonier, according to our news partners at TribLive.
He cashed in by risking some of his previous Lottery winnings on the $30 ticket.
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“The day before I bought the same ticket and I won $1,000 on that ticket and I had to go to that Giant Eagle to cash that big of a prize,” Lytle told Lottery officials, adding, “It’s the only reason I was there at that Giant Eagle.”
Lytle said the prize money will allow him to assist family members and pursue his dream of starting his own business.
He’s not alone in reaping major Lottery rewards, as the region has seen a cluster of recent big-prize winners. In late June, a $1 million-winning scratch-off ticket was sold at a BP store in North Huntingdon and a similar payout was scored at a Wilkinsburg beer distributor.
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Throughout June, there were three scratch-off players in Westmoreland County who won a prize of $250,000 or more, and in May there were two who won $20,000 or more.
You can read more on TribLive.com.
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