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Ocean County Powerball ticket lands $500000 win in Double Play drawing

Trenton, NJ — A lucky Powerball ticket sold in Ocean County scored a $500,000 prize in Saturday night’s Double Play drawing, matching all five white balls but missing the red Double Play ball.

The winning ticket was purchased at QuickChek #102 located at 3001 Ridgeway Road in Manchester. The winning numbers drawn in the Double Play were 10, 19, 39, 47, and 67, with the Double Play ball being 18. No one won the $10 million top prize in the Double Play drawing.

Double Play is an optional add-on feature available for Powerball players, offering a second chance to win with the same numbers used in the main draw.

The $500,000 win marks one of the larger recent New Jersey Lottery payouts in the supplemental Double Play draw, which continues to gain popularity across the state.

The New Jersey Lottery encourages all players to check their tickets and sign the back immediately to secure their winnings.

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Key Points

Ocean County Powerball ticket won $500,000 in Saturday’s Double Play drawing
Ticket matched all five white balls but missed the Double Play ball
The winning ticket was sold at QuickChek #102 in Manchester

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