NJ Lottery's Quick Draw Progressive hit on consecutive days for big prizes. Here's where

Two lucky New Jersey lottery players each won big by hitting the Quick Draw Progressive numbers on Saturday and Sunday, the New Jersey Lottery announced on Monday.

On Saturday, a winning ticket sold at Glen Roc Liquors on Scotch Road in Ewing (Mercer County) won $86,280, 20% of the progressive jackpot.

On Sunday, a ticket sold at Quick Stop Deli on New Brunswick Avenue in Perth Amboy (Middlesex County) won $139,420, 40% of the progressive jackpot.

"Quick Draw Progressive tickets are sold at any retailer and offer a fast way for players to see if their ticket is a lucky winner," the NJ Lottery states.

What is Quick Draw Progressive?

Quick Draw Progressive Jackpot is "available to every single player at no additional cost," the lottery states. At the bottom of every Quick Draw ticket is printed nine “Your Jackpot Numbers” from 0 to 80. If you hit all nine numbers you win a portion of the progressive jackpot depending on how much you wagered on that ticket. A $1 ticket wins 10% of the jackpot, $2 ticket wins 20% and any ticket of $10 or more would win 100% of the jackpot.

The New Jersey Lottery holds Quick Draw drawings every four minutes.

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