New jersey lottery frenzy erupts as players cash in massive prizes across the state
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New Jersey lottery frenzy erupts as players cash in massive prizes across the state

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May 18, 2026

Dozens of lucky tickets turned ordinary stops into major paydays during one explosive week of winnings

TRENTON, N.J. — A wave of lucky lottery players across New Jersey scored major cash prizes last week as winning tickets worth at least $10,000 piled up across the Garden State.

The New Jersey Lottery announced that 12 players won draw game and Scratch-Off prizes of at least $10,000 between May 11 and May 17.

Lottery officials said the winning streak included multiple large payouts from both draw games and instant Scratch-Off tickets sold at retailers throughout New Jersey.

The weekly roundup highlights players who secured prizes of at least $10,000, with jackpots of $1 million or more specially recognized by lottery officials.

The New Jersey Lottery also noted that “DP” winners indicate prizes won during Powerball Double Play drawings.

Officials have not yet released all locations or details tied to the winning tickets.


Key Points

  • The New Jersey Lottery reported 12 prizes of at least $10,000 won last week
  • Winning tickets came from both draw games and Scratch-Off games across the state
  • The roundup included major payouts and potential million-dollar winners

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