By: Najla Alexander
NJ Lottery officials announced that a New Jersey Lottery player won $394,323 in Monmouth County for 30% of the Quick Draw progressive jackpot on Saturday, July 12.
Lottery officials said the ticket was played at 7-Eleven, 639 Route 9, in Freehold.
The current estimated jackpot stands at more than $927,000, according to NJ Lottery officials.
How does the Quick Draw Progressive Jackpot work?
NJ Lottery officials stated that a set of nine “Your Jackpot Numbers” (01-80) is randomly selected and printed at the bottom of every Quick Draw ticket. If all nine of the player’s numbers are selected in any of the Quick Draw drawings that the ticket is eligible for, the ticket wins a portion of the rolling jackpot based on the amount wagered per draw.
A $1 wager per draw ticket wins 10% of the jackpot, a $2 wager per draw ticket wins 20% of the jackpot, and so on, according to NJ lottery officials. A $10 wager per draw ticket will be eligible to receive 100% of the jackpot.
For information on the Quick Draw Progressive games and jackpot, visit their website.