When did the lottery start in New Jersey?

New Jersey lottery tickets first went on sale in 1970. The state started out with a weekly jackpot game, and in the following decades added a variety of ways to play, including daily draws and instant games. In 1999, New Jersey joined the multi-state game The Big Game, which was later renamed Mega Millions.

Where can I find New Jersey Lottery results?

These are the latest lottery results, jackpots, and prize payouts for New Jersey (NJ). Lottery Post has the #1 fastest and most accurate online lottery results on the Internet for the United States (all states in the USA), Canada, United Kingdom (UK), Germany, Ireland, Italy, and around the world.

Is there a guarantee of winning the New Jersey Lottery?

The numbers provided are not connected to any official New Jersey Lottery or Multistate Lottery drawing. In the event a player elects to play the numbers randomly generated in connection with any New Jersey Lottery or Multistate Lottery game, there is no guarantee that such player will win a prize in connection with that game.

When do you add Xtra to New Jersey Lottery tickets?

Starting from October 3rd, 2016, players have the opportunity to increase their non-jackpot prizes by adding XTRA to their Jersey Cash 5 ticket for an additional $1. While there has always been a steady supply of large New Jersey jackpots, the lottery games available in the Garden State have often changed.

When did Powerball come out in New Jersey?

While there has always been a steady supply of large New Jersey jackpots, the lottery games available in the Garden State have often changed. In fact, it wasn’t until January 31, 2010 that New Jersey Powerball tickets became available.

Is the New Jersey Lottery responsible for lost tickets?

The New Jersey Lottery is not responsible for lost, damaged, or stolen tickets. Keep tickets in a safe place. Signing your ticket helps prove you own it in case you lose it. Can I purchase tickets by mail, online, or by phone?