Expired take 5 lottery ticket - new york lottery — Expired Take 5 lottery ticket - New York Lottery

BRONXVILLE & HEMPSTEAD, NY – In an exciting development, the New York Lottery has revealed that two top-prize winning tickets for the TAKE 5 MIDDAY drawing on January 18 were sold in Bronxville and Hempstead. These wins have brought a wave of excitement to both communities.

The lucky tickets, each valued at $9,334.50, were sold at distinct locations. In Bronxville, the winning ticket was purchased at Bronxville Stationers, located at 112 Pondfield Road. Meanwhile, in Hempstead, the other winning ticket was sold at Double Diamond Food Mart, situated at 196 Henry Street. These two locations have now gained attention for their role in this fortunate event.

TAKE 5, a popular game offered by the New York Lottery, draws numbers from a pool ranging from one to 39. These draws take place twice daily, at 2:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m., giving players multiple chances to win every day.

Winners have a generous period of up to one year from the date of the drawing to claim prizes from any Lottery draw game. This policy ensures that winners have sufficient time to realize their luck and collect their winnings.

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