Union county player wins $5. 5 million pick-6 jackpot on first day of spring
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Union County player wins $5.5 million Pick-6 jackpot on first day of spring

March 21, 2025
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CLARK, NJ — A lucky Pick-6 player in Union County welcomed spring with a life-changing win, matching all six numbers in Thursday night’s drawing to claim a $5.5 million jackpot.

The winning ticket for the March 20 drawing was sold at Clark Cardsmart, located at 170 Westfield Avenue in Clark. The winning numbers were 07, 10, 24, 31, 43, and 44. The ticket carries a cash value of $2,598,025 before taxes. The retailer will receive a $10,000 bonus for selling the jackpot-winning ticket.

This marks New Jersey’s second-largest lottery win of 2025, following a $32 million Pick-6 prize claimed on January 20 in Jackson. It is also the 11th prize of over $1 million awarded this year.

The Pick-6 jackpot now resets to $2 million for the next drawing on Monday, March 24.

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