PA iLottery debuts $100K Holiday Countdown

The $100,000 Holiday Countdown features five weekly drawings, five $10,000 winners and 500 winners of $100. One grand-prize winner will score $100,000.

The Pennsylvania iLottery is hosting a $100,000 Holiday Countdown, featuring weekly drawings and several chances to win.

The promotion will offer five weekly drawings, five $10,000 winners and 500 winners of $100. One grand-prize winner will score $100,000.

The promotion runs through December 31. Weekly winners are announced on Fridays, December 7, 14, 21 and 28, and January 4, with entries closing on Tuesdays of those weeks.

To play, log into your PA iLottery account. Sign up here.

Each week, visit the “My Bonuses” page and click claim on the $100,000 Holiday Countdown Bonus to enter. A $25 minimum deposit is required for each entry.

A daily deposit and play through of $25 to $49.99 is one entry, $50 to $99.99 is three entries, and $100 or more is eight entries.

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