TRENTON (June 8, 2017) – There were two New Jersey Lottery tickets sold that matched four of the five white balls and the Powerball drawn for the Wednesday, June 7 drawing winning the $50,000 third-tier prize. One of those tickets was purchased with Power Play multiplying the prize to $150,000. The winning tickets from Wednesday night’s drawing were sold at the following locations:

• Middlesex County ($150,000): Amboy Food Liquor & News, 101 N. Broadway, S. Amboy; and

• Morris County ($50,000): Quick Chek #57, 29 Jackson Ave., Pompton Plains.

The winning numbers for the Wednesday, June 7 drawing were: 05, 21, 57, 66 and 69. The Red Power Ball number was 13. The Multiplier number was 03. The Powerball jackpot rolls to $435,000,000 for the next drawing to be held Saturday, June 10 at 10:59 pm.

In addition to the third-tier prizewinning ticket sold, there were 111,980 New Jersey players who took home an estimated $579,234 in prizes ranging from $4 to $300, according to Lottery Executive Director Carole Hedinger.

“Congratulations to all of the lottery players who purchased winning tickets and to the retailers that sold them,” said Hedinger. “I’d like to remind players to purchase their Powerball tickets with a winning attitude and add Power Play to the ticket purchase. Power Play doubles the second prize from one million dollars to two million dollars and multiplies all of the seven lower prize sets available in the game by the number drawn that evening. The jackpot prize is not multiplied.”

View all New Jersey Lottery game winning numbers and drawings for the Pick-3, Pick-4, Jersey Cash 5, Pick-6, CASH4LIFE and 5 Card Cash games on the Lottery website (www.NJLottery.com) or on the official Lottery Facebook Page. Midday and evening draws, with the exception of CASH4LIFE and 5 Card Cash, can be seen on WPIX-TV (PIX11) in New York and WPHL-TV (PHL17) in Philadelphia. Powerball and Mega Millions drawings can be seen on WABC-TV stations.

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