Middletown, PA – Brisk ticket sales have boosted Tuesday’s Mega Millions® jackpot to a $512 million annuity value or a $303.4 million cash prize – the fifth-largest jackpot in game history.
 
After the Friday, July 20, drawing, the jackpot had rolled to a $493 million annuity value or $296 million cash. For that drawing, a Pennsylvania Lottery Mega Millions ticket worth $1 million was sold at Giant Food Store, 3400 Concord Road, Aston, Delaware County. 
 
The ticket matched all five white balls drawn, 01-14-30-44-62, but not the yellow Mega Ball 01, to win a $1 million prize, less applicable tax withholding. The store earns a $5,000 selling bonus.
 
Winners can be identified only after prizes are claimed and tickets validated. The ticket holder should sign the ticket and file a claim at the nearest Lottery office. Pennsylvania Lottery Mega Millions prizes expire one year from the drawing date.
 
More than 80,000 other Pennsylvania Lottery Mega Millions tickets won prizes in the drawing, including over 14,000 tickets purchased with the Megaplier option that won prizes multiplied by two. Players should check every ticket, every time, and claim lower-tier prizes at a Lottery retailer.
 
Pennsylvania has sold two jackpot-winning Mega Millions tickets since joining the game in 2010. The first was a $149 million annuity value prize for the May 20, 2014, drawing. A Pittsburgh man claimed the cash prize of $86.7 million. The second was a $91.8 million jackpot for the July 21, 2015, drawing. It was claimed by a Virginia man who accepted a cash prize of $68.8 million.

In Pennsylvania, Mega Millions tickets are sold until 9:59 p.m. on drawing nights. A ticket costs $2.
 
Mega Millions is played in 44 states, Washington, D.C., and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Visit palottery.com for details on how to play Mega Millions.
 
Visit the Winners and Benefits pages at palottery.com to review how much money each county received in Lottery prizes and funding to benefit older Pennsylvanians last fiscal year.
 
About Us: The Pennsylvania Lottery remains the only state lottery to direct all proceeds to programs that benefit older residents. Since ticket sales began in 1972, it has contributed over $28 billion to fund property tax and rent rebates, transportation, care services, prescription assistance, and local services including senior centers and meals. 
 
Players must be 18 or older. Please play responsibly. Call 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537) for help with a compulsive gambling problem.
 
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