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TRENTON, N.J. — A lucky Quick Draw player in Burlington County has claimed $36,575, representing 10% of the progressive jackpot, from a ticket drawn on Thursday, December 19.

The winning ticket was sold at 45th Street Pub, located at 4303 Route 130 in Edgewater Park. The Quick Draw Progressive Jackpot continues to rise, with the total jackpot exceeding $329,000 as of Thursday afternoon.

Quick Draw Progressive tickets are included with every wager and offer players a chance at the jackpot. Players win based on the amount wagered per draw, with a $1 wager earning 10% of the jackpot and $10 or higher eligible for the full amount.

Lottery officials remind players to check their tickets carefully and claim prizes within the designated timeframe. This win adds to the excitement surrounding the growing Quick Draw Progressive Jackpot.

Burlington County celebrates another big win as Quick Draw continues to reward players across the state.

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