Allentown Store Sells $100,000 Powerball Ticket
A Power Play-boosted ticket sold at a North 19th Street mini mart matched four white balls and the red Powerball in the October 28 drawing.
Updated on Nov. 1, 2026 in Gambling
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Sat Mini Mart in Allentown sold a Powerball ticket worth $100,000 in the October 28 drawing after the Power Play multiplier doubled its $50,000 base prize. The ticket matched four of five white balls and the red Powerball, while no player nationwide matched all six numbers for the jackpot.
Why it matters
The local win comes as the Powerball jackpot climbs to an estimated $760 million for the October 31 drawing, drawing renewed attention to ticket sales in Allentown and across Pennsylvania. The result also means the winning retailer receives a $500 bonus from the Pennsylvania Lottery.
The $100,000 prize resulted from a $1 Power Play add-on that doubled a $50,000 base prize, and the Pennsylvania Lottery reported more than 45,400 other winning tickets statewide. The stub does not say whether the winner has come forward or claimed the prize.
The players
Pennsylvania Lottery
The state agency that runs the lottery, announced the winning retailer, and will pay the $500 retailer bonus.
Sat Mini Mart
The Allentown convenience store at 1323 North 19th Street where the winning Powerball ticket was sold.
The details
The winning ticket was sold at Sat Mini Mart (Mobil), 1323 North 19th Street, and matched four white balls (11, 13, 16, 47 and 60 were the winning white-ball numbers, with the Powerball also matched). The Pennsylvania Lottery announced the winning retailer on Thursday.
Timeline
October 28: Powerball drawing that produced the $100,000 winning ticket.
Thursday: Pennsylvania Lottery announced the winning retailer.
October 31: Next Powerball drawing, with an estimated $760 million jackpot.
October 28, 2027: Claim deadline for the winning ticket.
Season Trajectory
The Power Play add-on, which doubled this prize, is a multiplier structure that the Pennsylvania Lottery applies across Powerball drawings. This win follows that pattern, where a single retailer receives a bonus while other tickets statewide also win smaller prizes.
Players in Allentown and across Pennsylvania who bought Power Play add-ons had a chance at multiplied prizes, as the add-on doubled this winning ticket's $50,000 base prize. The ticket's claim deadline is October 28, 2027, so the prize can be collected for nearly a year.
The takeaway
A single $1 Power Play add-on can double a lottery prize, so Allentown players buying Powerball tickets should check whether the multiplier is included at purchase.
What happens next
The Powerball drawing on October 31 has an estimated $760 million jackpot, with a cash option of $326 million before taxes.
Further reading
Explore more gambling coverage to see how lottery prizes and jackpots are reported in Allentown.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Shore News Network.
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