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TRENTON, NJ – A Jackpocket user has claimed the $382,268 Jersey Cash 5 jackpot after hitting all five numbers in Sunday’s drawing.

The winning numbers were 27, 36, 37, 39, and 42, with an XTRA number of 04. The Bullseye number, 37, matched one of the main draw numbers in the jackpot win.

Jersey Cash 5, a popular lottery game in New Jersey, offers players daily drawings with a chance to win significant prizes. Sunday’s win highlights the growing popularity of digital platforms like Jackpocket, which allows users to purchase lottery tickets directly from their mobile devices.

Jackpocket, a third-party lottery app, has seen an uptick in winners claiming prizes across the state in recent months. The $382,268 win adds to a streak of significant lottery payouts in New Jersey this year.

The identity of the winner has not been disclosed. Players using the Jackpocket app are subject to New Jersey’s rules requiring them to verify their information with state lottery officials to claim any prize.

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