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Little Ferry 7-Eleven sells $10K Super Hot 7’s ticket

Little Ferry, NJ – A $10,000 winning lottery ticket was sold at a Bergen County 7-Eleven ahead of the weekend, marking another Super Hot 7’s prize claimed in New Jersey.

The ticket, purchased at the 7-Eleven located at 200 Route 46 in Little Ferry, matched the necessary play combinations in the October 11 drawing to secure the four-figure payout. As of Monday, no winner has stepped forward publicly to claim the prize.

Super Hot 7’s, a scratch-off style draw game, has seen multiple mid-level winners across New Jersey over the past month. The Little Ferry convenience store now joins the list of recent retailers that have sold winning tickets.

State lottery officials encourage all players to double-check their tickets and follow official procedures for claiming prizes.

The Little Ferry location is known for high-volume sales, increasing the odds of frequent winners.

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Key Points

A $10,000 Super Hot 7’s ticket was sold at a Little Ferry 7-Eleven
The winning ticket was purchased ahead of the October 11 drawing
No one has publicly claimed the prize as of Monday

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