A metro Phoenix lottery player won $2 million in Monday's Powerball drawing. Here's where the ticket was sold and how much it was worth.

The base prize for matching all five white numbers is $1 million. However, the Scottsdale player added the $1 Power Play option to the $2 ticket price and ended up doubling the payout. The Power Play multiplier amount is randomly selected before each drawing and increases prizes other than the jackpot by two, three, four, five or 10 times.

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The Arizona Lottery said a ticket purchased at a Circle K near 68th Street and McDowell Road in Scottsdale is now worth $2 million after the drawing on Jan. 27. Another Powerball ticket sold at Clark's Market in Sedona is worth $100,000. The winning numbers yesterday were 2, 40, 47, 53, 55, and Powerball: 20.

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A Powerball ticket purchased in Scottsdale for Monday night’s lottery is worth $2 million, Arizona Lottery officials said. The ticket, which included a $1million plus Power Play, was

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