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South Philly Mega Millions player wins $2M

Someone in Philadelphia bought a Mega Millions ticket that's now worth $2 million after the game's most recent drawing. A ticket sold at a South Philadelphia newsstand matched all five white balls drawn Friday (4, 14, 29, 31 and 47) but missed the Mega Ball of 9. The ticket was bought with the Megaplier option, making it worth $2 million, Pennsylvania Lottery officials said.

Someone in Philadelphia bought a Mega Millions ticket that's now worth $2 million after the game's most recent drawing.

A ticket sold at a South Philadelphia newsstand matched all five white balls drawn Friday (4, 14, 29, 31 and 47) but missed the Mega Ball of 9. The ticket was bought with the Megaplier option, making it worth $2 million, Pennsylvania Lottery officials said.

The ticket was purchased at Shayona Newsstand at 2303 S. Broad St., which will receive a $10,000 bonus.

Tickets sold in Georgia and Michigan also matched the five white balls, but without the Megaplier, to win $1 million each.

But no one hit the $47 million jackpot, which now rolls over to $55 million, or $35 million for the cash option, for Tuesday's drawing.

In other lottery news:

- A Montgomery County ticket split a $1.8 million Pennsylvania Cash 5 jackpot. The ticket was one three that matched all five numbers drawn Saturday: 1, 10, 18, 39 and 43.

The ticket was bought at Willow Grove Park Mall, located at 2500 Mooreland Road, lottery officials said. The other tickets were sold in Luzerne and Northampton counties. Each winner gets $600,000.

- A South Jersey ticket won a $289,727 Jersey Cash 5 jackpot over the weekend. The ticket, purchased at Todd's News Agency, located at 235 S. Delsea Drive in Vineland, Cumberland County, matched all five numbers drawn Saturday: 10, 17, 30, 31 and 35.

The retailer gets a $5,000 bonus for selling the ticket.

- Powerball's jackpot rises for Wednesday's game, after no one won Saturday. The top prize now stands at $50 million for the annuity, or $32 million cash.

- Two instant-ticket prizes of $250,000 each were won in Burlington County in August, New Jersey lottery officials said. A winning $250,000 Crossword ticket was purchased at Krauszer's Food Mart at 225 Pavilion Ave. in Riverside, while the Old Town Deli at 336 Lakehurst Road in Browns Mills sold the lucky Massive Money Bingo ticket.

The top instant ticket winner in the state from August, however, was a $2,000,000 Mega Cash ticket, which hit that game's top prize and was sold at a Secaucus gas station.