The history of New Jersey lottery beginning in 1970 with the introduction of the weekly jackpot game. Over time, the state has provided a range of game play opportunities including draw games and instant win games.
In 1999, New Jersey became a participant in the multi-state lottery, initially known as The Big Game, but later rebranded as Mega Millions. By 2010, Powerball tickets also became available for purchase in the state.
The state public employees' retirement fund is reimbursed through the revenues from these tickets.
What's the time frame to claim my prize?
Having won a lottery prize in New Jersey, can my personal information be kept confidential?
Do I need to pay taxes on New Jersey Lottery winnings?
Which lottery games are available in New Jersey?
The legal age to gamble on the New Jersey Lottery is 18 years old
Can I purchase tickets for multiple draws in advance?
What should I do if my ticket is lost, damaged, or stolen?
May I purchase tickets by mail, at the Internet, or by telephone?
Where are the New Jersey Lottery funds directed?