$170k lottery jackpot hit in warren county

TRENTON, NJ – A Quick Draw Progressive ticket sold in Warren County delivered a $170,412 windfall to one lucky player on April 1, while another New Jersey player scored $15,000 the same day in Middlesex County.

The $170,412 winning ticket was sold at Quick Chek #5, located at 567 County Route 519 in Belvidere. The player earned 20% of the progressive jackpot with a $2 wager.

Quick Draw Progressive tickets include a randomly generated set of nine numbers. Matching all nine in eligible drawings awards a share of the growing jackpot, based on the amount wagered. A $2 play secures 20% of the jackpot, while a $10 or higher bet claims 100%.

On the same day, another player purchased a winning ticket at Helmetta Foods, 2 Old Forge Road in Helmetta, claiming a $15,000 prize.

Quick Draw tickets are available at all New Jersey Lottery retailers, offering fast-paced games with instant results.

Key Points

$170,412 Quick Draw Progressive ticket sold in Belvidere with $2 wager
Additional $15,000 win claimed at Helmetta Foods in Middlesex County
Quick Draw jackpot payouts based on amount wagered per draw

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