NYC Hits a Lottery Trifecta With TAKE 5 Winners in Three Boroughs

Winning tickets sold in the Bronx, Brooklyn and Manhattan each scored $10,316 in the New York Lottery’s Tuesday evening drawing.
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September 2, 2026

NEW YORK, N.Y. – Three New York City lottery players woke up with matching reasons to check their tickets after top-prize TAKE 5 winners were sold in the Bronx, Brooklyn and Manhattan for Tuesday night’s drawing.

Each ticket won $10,316 in the Sept. 1 TAKE 5 evening drawing, according to the New York Lottery. The winning tickets were purchased at Height Star S/S in the Bronx, A Rod Grocery in Brooklyn and News on 23rd in Manhattan.

The three-way result spread the night’s top prize across three New York City boroughs. Winners have up to one year from the drawing date to claim a New York Lottery draw-game prize.

Key Points

  • Three top-prize TAKE 5 tickets were sold in the Bronx, Brooklyn and Manhattan for Tuesday’s evening drawing.
  • Each winning ticket is worth $10,316.
  • The tickets were sold at Height Star S/S, A Rod Grocery and News on 23rd.

TAKE 5 Winners Hit Three NYC Boroughs

The Bronx winner was sold at Height Star S/S, located at 4068 Third Ave. That ticket captured a $10,316 top prize.

In Brooklyn, A Rod Grocery at 457 Myrtle Ave. sold another ticket worth the same $10,316 amount.

The third winning ticket came from News on 23rd at 171 West 23rd Street in Manhattan. It also carries a $10,316 prize.

The New York Lottery did not identify the winners in its announcement.

How New York’s TAKE 5 Drawings Work

TAKE 5 numbers are selected from a field of one through 39, with drawings held twice daily.

The midday drawing is held at 2:30 p.m., followed by the evening drawing at 10:30 p.m.

Players holding winning draw-game tickets have one year from the drawing date to claim their prizes.

The New York Lottery reported contributing $3.6 billion during fiscal year 2025-26 to support public schools across the state.

How much are the three TAKE 5 tickets worth?
Each top-prize ticket from the Sept. 1 evening drawing is worth $10,316.

Where were the winning TAKE 5 tickets sold?
The tickets were sold at Height Star S/S in the Bronx, A Rod Grocery in Brooklyn and News on 23rd in Manhattan.

How long do TAKE 5 winners have to claim their prizes?
New York Lottery draw-game prizes may be claimed for up to one year from the date of the drawing.

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