Million-dollar lottery pot split between two jersey counties

Million-dollar lottery pot split between two Jersey counties

TRENTON, N.J. — Two New Jersey lottery tickets sold in Ocean and Bergen counties matched all five winning numbers Sunday, securing a combined Jersey Cash 5 jackpot totaling $1,142,000.

The winning tickets were sold at Acme Markets located at 425 Route 9 South in Little Egg Harbor, Ocean County, and The Country Store at 729 Rivervale Road in Rivervale, Bergen County. Each retailer receives a $2,000 bonus for selling the winning tickets, lottery officials said.

The winning numbers for Sunday’s drawing—the 36th top prize of the year—were 04, 05, 06, 29, and 34. The XTRA number drawn was 03, and the Bullseye was 04. Each winner will take home a prize of $571,000.

Lottery officials also announced additional cash prizes from the drawing. Thirteen players matched four of five numbers plus the Bullseye and XTRA, winning $1,000 each. Another 52 players matched four of five numbers and the Bullseye, winning $500 apiece, and five more matched four of five numbers plus the XTRA to also secure $500 each.

Following the jackpot win, the Jersey Cash 5 top prize has reset to its starting amount of $150,000.

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