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TRENTON, N.J. — Two Jersey Cash 5 players — one from Middlesex County and another who used the Jackpocket app — will each collect $408,109 after splitting Saturday’s $816,218 jackpot, according to the New Jersey Lottery.

The win marks the 31st Jersey Cash 5 jackpot claimed this year. The Middlesex County ticket was sold at the ShopRite of Spotswood, located at 380 Summerhill Road. Both the retailer and Jackpocket will receive a $2,000 bonus for selling the winning tickets.

The winning numbers drawn were 22, 35, 37, 40 and 42. The XTRA multiplier was 04, and the Bullseye number was 35. The drawing produced dozens of additional prizes in lower tiers.

Ten players matched four out of five numbers along with both the Bullseye and XTRA, each winning $1,500. Four others matched four numbers plus the XTRA, collecting $750 each.

Another 32 players matched four numbers and the Bullseye to win $500 apiece. The New Jersey Lottery continues to announce frequent winners across its draw games.

More winners and drawing information

Drawings for Pick-3, Pick-4, Jersey Cash 5, Pick-6, and CASH4LIFE are available on the official New Jersey Lottery website or Facebook page. Powerball and Mega Millions results can be seen on WABC-TV and WTXF.

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