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$132,989 Jackpot-Winning Ticket Sold in FAST PLAY Home Run Riches Game at Harris Teeter #487 in St. Mary's County

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A $132,989 jackpot-winning ticket has been sold in the FAST PLAY Home Run Riches game, the fifth winning ticket sold in the $5 game. The lucky ticket was purchased in California, Md. at Harris Teeter #487.

Players have 182 days from the date of their win to claim their prize. The FAST PLAY Home Run Riches game has a progressive jackpot that starts at $40,000 and increases with the sale of each ticket until a winning ticket is purchased. There are 15 progressive jackpots remaining in the game.

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