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Winning Casting for Cash ticket sold at Fort Lee Acme

FORT LEE, NJ — A New Jersey Lottery player is holding a Fast Play progressive jackpot-winning ticket worth $50,735 after purchasing it at a Bergen County grocery store.

The winning $5 Casting for Cash Fast Play ticket was sold Tuesday, July 21, at Acme #1065, located at 2160 Lemoine Ave. in Fort Lee, according to the New Jersey Lottery.

The ticket awarded $50,735, representing 50% of the Fast Play progressive jackpot.

Lottery officials have not released any information about the winner.

Fast Play Progressive games are printed on-demand at lottery terminals, allowing players to instantly see whether they have won. Progressive jackpot amounts increase over time until a winning ticket is sold.

Key Points

A $50,735 Fast Play progressive jackpot ticket was sold in Fort Lee.
The winning Casting for Cash ticket was purchased at Acme #1065 on Lemoine Avenue.
The New Jersey Lottery has not identified the winner.

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