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West Virginia Lottery players check your tickets

You could have a $50,000 ticket!

Curt's, located at 79 Market Street in Peterstown, where one of the winning $50,000 Powerball tickets was sold.
Curt's, located at 79 Market Street in Peterstown, where one of the winning $50,000 Powerball tickets was sold. Photograph credit to Google Maps.
Corinna Underwood

Are you a resident of West Virginia? Did you buy a lottery ticket for the Powerball drawing on Saturday, February 24? If you did, double-check your tickets because there were three Mountain State winners in that drawing. Each winner is holding a ticket worth $50,000.

The three tickets were sold separately at the following West Virginia Lottery retailers:

  • Pike Street Lanes, located at 2605 Pike Street in Parkersburg
  • Curt's, located at 79 Market Street in Peterstown
  • BFS Foods, located at 328 E Main Street in Bridgeport

The winning numbers are 3, 8, 40, 53, and 58, and the Powerball number is 3.

If you're holding one of the winning tickets, sign it on the back and call the West Virginia Lottery at (304) 558-0500, and you'll receive instructions on how to make your claim.

Offerings from the West Virginia Lottery

Players have plenty of games to choose from. As well as Powerball, the West Virginia Lottery offers the following draw games:

  • Mega Millions
  • CA$H POP
  • Lotto America
  • Daily 3
  • Daily 4
  • Cash 25
  • KENO GO

You can also choose from more than 260 instant-win games that cost between $1 and $20 with top prizes of up to $150,000. Some of WV players' favorites include:

  • Big Sweet Games: This is a $10 instant-win game with a top prize of $50,000. Big Sweet Games has three games. Match the sweet gem numbers, reveal a big symbol, or match three symbols to win a prize. This is a $10 instant-win game with a top prize of $50,000.
  • The Big Package: This is a $10 instant-win game with a top prize of $50,000. To win a prize, match numbers, reveal a jack-o-lantern, or reveal a bonus prize amount.
  • Jumbo Keno: This is a $20 instant-win game with a top prize of $150,000. Reveal the numbers on the KENO board and match them to win a prize.
  • High Hand: This is a $20 instant-win game with a top prize of $5,000. This card has three ways to win. Match the winning numbers or beat the dealer's hand to get a prize.

Are you in the Players' Circle?

Sign up for the West Virginia Lottery Players' Circle to get information on exclusive promotions and chances to win cash prizes. Registration is free. Once you log into the players' dashboard, you have access to the current promotion:

X's and OHHHH's promotion

Play any of the X family of instant-win games and Lotto America with All Star Bonus to enter. There are more than $140,000 in prizes to be won. This promotion is open until April 30, 2024. Drawings will be held on March 7, April 4, and May 2. To enter your ticket, visit the West Virginia Lottery website and click on the X's and OHHHH's Collect 'N' Win symbol or download the Collect 'N' Win app on your smartphone. You may only enter each ticket once, regardless of the amount on the ticket.

Enjoy playing the West Virginia Lottery, and please remember to play responsibly.

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