Powerball ticket worth $1M sold in Bucks
Camden County ticket splits $487k Jersey Cash 5 jackpot
Someone who bought a ticket at a Bucks County deli won $1 million in the most recent Powerball drawing.
The ticket matched all five white balls (3, 51, 52, 61 and 64) drawn Saturday, but missed the Powerball of 6.
The lucky ticket was bought at Hometown Deli, located at 842 Durham Road in Newtown, Pennsylvania Lottery officials said Tuesday.
The retailer gets a $5,000 bonus. The winner has one year to claim the prize.
No one won the $40 million top prize, so the jackpot for Wednesday's drawing rolls over to $50 million for the annuity or $31.8 million cash.
The drawing was the first since last Wednesday's record-setting jackpot.
That $1.6 billion prize, the largest lottery prize in history, fueled huge ticket sales and massive anticipation. Three tickets, sold in California, Florida and Tennessee, split the winnings.
In other lottery news:
- A Jersey Cash 5 ticket sold in Camden County split a $487,308 jackpot over the weekend. The ticket, sold at the Express Food Mart at 2701 Black Horse Pike in Sicklerville, and another sold in Union County are worth $243,654 each after matching all five numbers drawn Friday: 2, 16, 29, 37 and 40.
- The jackpot for Mega Millions, another major multistate game, also rolled over this weekend after no one won the top prize. The jackpot for Tuesday's drawing now stands at $30 million, or $18 million for the cash option.