Bronx butcher shop and smithtown smoke store split lottery jackpot
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Bronx butcher shop and Smithtown smoke store split lottery jackpot

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April 21, 2025
TAKE 5 winning tickets split nearly $20K in Bronx and Smithtown

NEW YORK — Two lucky TAKE 5 players each won $9,787.50 after purchasing top-prize tickets in different parts of the state for the April 18 midday drawing.

One of the winning tickets was sold at Webster Meat Farm, located at 1170 Webster Avenue in the Bronx. The other ticket was sold at Mr Tobacco, located at 17 Singer Lane in Smithtown, Suffolk County.

Each store will receive a retailer bonus from the New York Lottery for selling a top-prize ticket. The TAKE 5 drawing is held twice daily, at 2:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m., with numbers drawn from a field of one through 39.

The prizes, which were split between the two winning tickets, remain valid for up to one year from the date of the drawing. Winners have not yet been publicly identified.

Both the Bronx and Smithtown wins add to a streak of recent TAKE 5 top-prize hits throughout New York, highlighting the popularity and reach of the game statewide.

Lottery funds continue to support education

The New York Lottery generated $3.8 billion in contributions to public schools across the state during the 2023–2024 fiscal year.


Key Points

  • Two $9,787.50 TAKE 5 top-prize tickets sold April 18 in Bronx and Smithtown
  • Tickets sold at Webster Meat Farm and Mr Tobacco
  • Winning tickets valid for one year from date of drawing

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