Someone who stopped for gas in the tiny borough of Chicora is now sitting on a $100,000 Powerball ticket. The lucky slip was sold at Rummy Mart, the BP convenience store in Butler County, after the June 27 drawing. The ticket hit four of the five white balls plus the red Powerball, and it had the Power Play option added, which took the base prize and doubled it. That score makes Rummy Mart the latest local stop to move a major Pennsylvania Lottery winner.
As reported by WPXI, the Pennsylvania Lottery confirmed the six-figure win and said Rummy Mart will collect a $500 retailer bonus for selling the lucky ticket.
Numbers and payout
The official June 27 drawing results list the white balls as 3, 16, 28, 30, and 59, with Powerball 11 and a 2X Power Play, according to the Delaware Lottery's draw archive. A Match 4 plus Powerball ticket pays a fixed $50,000, and with a 2X Power Play in effect, this one climbed to $100,000.
Where it was sold
The winning ticket came from Rummy Mart (BP) on South Main Street in Chicora, a small borough north of Butler. The same convenience store already has serious lottery bragging rights: it sold a $3 million scratch-off jackpot in 2023, according to CBS Pittsburgh.
How to claim
Lottery officials are urging whoever holds the winning ticket to sign the back right away and contact the Pennsylvania Lottery to start the claim process. Winners have one year from the drawing date to claim prizes, according to KDKA/Audacy. The Pennsylvania Lottery also pays bonuses to retailers that sell winning tickets, which is where Rummy Mart's $500 cut comes in.
Chicora's $100,000 win adds another chapter to Butler County's recent hot streak on lottery tickets; check out Butler County Strikes Luck Again for a look at previous big local jackpots. If you think you might be holding this latest winner, lock that ticket somewhere safe and get in touch with the Pennsylvania Lottery to claim your prize.
