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

BROOKLYN, NY – In a thrilling development for lottery enthusiasts, the New York Lottery has declared that three top-prize tickets from the TAKE 5 evening draw on February 3 have been sold in distinct locations across Brooklyn and Queens. Each winning ticket is valued at $12,618, marking a significant windfall for the lucky ticket holders.

The winning tickets emerged from diverse outlets, highlighting the widespread luck. In Brooklyn, the Church Blue Sky Deli at 2021 Church Avenue had the honor of selling one of the prized tickets. Farther afield in Queens, two more establishments joined the list of lucky venues. The 21-29 Convenience Grocery, located at 21-29 Mott Avenue in Far Rockaway, and the Franhill Pharmacy & Surgical at 204-19 Hillside Avenue in Hollis, each sold a winning ticket of identical value.

TAKE 5, known for its accessible draw with numbers ranging from one to 39, conducts its draws twice daily, offering participants multiple opportunities to win.

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