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TRENTON, NJ — An Atlantic County player matched all five numbers in a recent Jersey Cash 5 drawing, winning a jackpot worth $1,517,632 — the second-largest prize of the game so far this year, lottery officials announced Wednesday.

The winning ticket, which hit the March 25 drawing, was sold at La Bodega, located at 2501 Atlantic Avenue in Atlantic City. The retailer will receive a $2,000 bonus for selling the jackpot-winning ticket.

The winning numbers were 01, 04, 30, 39, and 41. The Xtra number was 02, and the Bullseye was 30. This marks the 13th Jersey Cash 5 jackpot of 2025.

In addition to the top prize, 41 players matched four numbers and the Bullseye to each win $500. Another seven players matched four numbers, the Bullseye, and the Xtra number, also earning $500 each.

Jersey Cash 5 continues to deliver large nightly prizes to players across the state, with the jackpot growing until a player matches all five numbers.

Key Points

Atlantic County player won $1,517,632 in the March 25 Jersey Cash 5 drawing
Winning ticket was sold at La Bodega in Atlantic City
This marks the 13th Jersey Cash 5 jackpot of 2025 and second largest of the year

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