Ten lottery players in New Jersey won $10,000 or more last week playing Powerball and New Jersey Lottery games.

Two ticket holders will split Friday’s $756,544 Jersey Cash 5 lottery jackpot. The winning tickets were bought at Krauszer’s Deli & Food Store on Woodbridge Ave in Highland Park in Middlesex County and at 7-Eleven on Main Street in Hackensack in Bergen County, lottery officials said. Each ticket is worth $378,272.

Two NJ lottery players score big with $600K and $200K scratch-off wins. Trenton, NJ – A $30 scratch-off ticket purchased in Middlesex County turned into a $600,000 payday for on

Two New Jersey lottery tickets split a $756,544 Jersey Cash 5 jackpot on Friday, Jan. 23.

New Jersey's Lottery is rolling out a new daily draw game, 'Millionaire For Life,' starting February 22, 2024, offering up to a million dollars a year for lucky players.

The Jersey Cash 5 jackpot worth $634,313 in Friday night’s lottery drawing was won by a single ticket. The Jersey Cash 5 winning numbers were 13, 25, 38, 39, and 41, with an XTRA multiplier of X2. The Bullseye was 39.

The $600,000 ticket, the first top prize in the Crossword Xtreme Scratch-Off series, was purchased at Milltown Convenience, located at 152 South Main Street in Milltown. The $30 ticket is part of game number 01968, which launched the week of January 12. Only two top prizes remain in that series.

A lottery player from New Jersey won $600,000 on a $30 scratch-off ticket over the weekend.

Lottery luck made multiple stops in Bergen and Passaic counties this week, with several tickets sold locally winning tens of thousands of dollars, and one soaring into six figures, according to New Jersey Lottery officials.