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Powerball worth $1M sold in Phoenix

Oregon ticket worth $1.3 jackpot

A Powerball ticket buyer in Phoenix took home a nice consolation prize Saturday, scoring a $1 million payday on the night the big jackpot was won.

The  winner of the the fourth-largest jackpot in the game's history came from a ticket purchased in Oregon. It is worth nearly $1.33 billion.

The Phoenix ticket was purchased at the Circle K, 5150 W. Lower Buckeye Road, according to the Arizona Lottery.

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Powerball worth $1M sold in Phoenix

Oregon ticket worth $1.3 jackpot

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A Powerball ticket buyer in Phoenix took home a nice consolation prize Saturday, scoring a $1 million payday on the night the big jackpot was won.

The  winner of the the fourth-largest jackpot in the game's history came from a ticket purchased in Oregon. It is worth nearly $1.33 billion.

The Phoenix ticket was purchased at the Circle K, 5150 W. Lower Buckeye Road, according to the Arizona Lottery.

Saturday's winning numbers: 44, 27, 52, 22, 69 and Powerball 9.

 

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