Winning Powerball ticket sold in Paramus sold for $50k

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May 15, 2023

BROWS MILLS, NJ – Trenton, NJ – In the latest Powerball drawing held on Saturday, May 13, one lucky New Jersey Lottery ticket holder struck gold by matching four of the five white balls and the Power Ball. This winning ticket, worth a substantial $50,000, was purchased at Sun’s Market, located at 45 Juliustown Rd. in Browns Mills, Burlington County.

The winning combination for the Saturday drawing consisted of the following numbers: 03, 15, 20, 23, and 46. The Red Power Ball number drawn was 11, while the Power Play multiplier for the game was 2X. Across the state, an impressive 24,982 New Jersey players experienced the thrill of victory, collectively claiming an estimated $134,256 in prizes that ranged from $4 to $200.

With this Powerball jackpot falling short of a grand prize win, the accumulated amount will now roll over to an enticing $135 million for the upcoming drawing scheduled to take place on Monday, May 15, at 10:59 pm.

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