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Phoenix lottery ticket yields $2.6 million, prize still unclaimed

Pull out your latest lottery ticket because one worth $2.6 million was drawn Wednesday at a Phoenix gas station but remains unclaimed.

Phoenix lottery ticket The Pick Jackpot prize unclaimed...

Arizona Lottery announced one "The Pick Jackpot" ticket worth $2.6 million remains unclaimed at a Phoenix gas station.

PHOENIX — Pull out your latest lottery ticket because one worth $2.6 million was drawn Wednesday at a Phoenix gas station but remains unclaimed, Arizona Lottery said Friday.

The Pick Jackpot ticket was sold at a QuikTrip located at 4725 E. Baseline Road.

Wednesday’s winning numbers were 5, 8, 11, 13, 19 and 24.

As with all Arizona Lottery draw games, winners have 180 days from the announcement to claim their prize or else the money is voided.

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How do I play the Phoenix lottery draw game?

The Pick Jackpot has drawings every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday night. Each ticket entry costs $1.

The odds of nailing a jackpot in the game are 1 in 7,059,052, according to Arizona Lottery officials.

Ticket buyers can also tack on EXTRA!, or profit booster, to their Pick Jackpot gameplay.

A $1 EXTRA! add-on can yield up to $250 and a $2 EXTRA! purchase up to $500. You will earn six additional numbers, and if any match your Pick numbers, you collect cash amounts equal to the matching numbers.

Mega Millions up to $695 million on Friday the 13th

Valley residents are encouraged to get in on Mega Millions despite Friday the 13th superstitions that they may possess.

The jackpot has risen to $695 million and it is not too late to play.

Find the location nearest you to purchase a ticket.

Stores stop selling tickets at 7:59 p.m. Arizona time on drawing nights.

Seven have won the Mega Millions jackpot on Friday the 13th in the game’s history, according to a press release.

Payne Moses KTAR.com editor

Payne Moses is a web content editor for KTAR News and Arizona Sports at Bonneville Phoenix. A lifelong Arizonan, Payne briefly left the state to play collegiate golf but returned to pursue his passion for journalism. When he’s not managing digital… Read more

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