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Is it yours? $2M Powerball prize waiting at Washington Lottery

Sep 12, 2025, 3:05 PM | Updated: 3:12 pm

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A person holds Powerball lottery tickets they purchased. (Photo: Brandon Bell, Getty Images)

(Photo: Brandon Bell, Getty Images)

One lucky winner who bought a Powerball ticket in Tacoma has yet to cash in their $2 million jackpot, according to Washington’s Lottery.

The winning Powerball ticket was purchased at the 76 Rocket gas station located at 15119 Pacific Ave. S. in Tacoma.

The drawing took place on Wednesday. The winning lottery numbers were 02, 24, 45, 53, 64, 05.

Winning Tacoma Powerball ticket yet to be cashed

Tacoma’s Powerball winner also checked off the Power Play option, which doubles the original $1 million payout to $2 million.

The 76 Rocket gas station will also receive $10,000 as a bonus from Washington’s Lottery for selling the winning ticket.

The Powerball ticket must be submitted to Washington’s Lottery by March 3, 2026.

Washington’s Lottery has yet to announce whether the winning ticket has been claimed.

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