NJ Raffle-What happens if?

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Todd — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 01:25:18 GMT

All results posted!

https://www.lotterypost.com/specialresults/nj-lottery-raffle-2009-01-21.asp

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MaddMike51 — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 00:50:43 GMT

If they sold enough tickets to pay out all of the prizes,they will probably hold the drawing as schedualed.If they haven't sold enough tickets to pay out all of the prizes,they probably have an option to hold the drawing at a later date.

Missouri held their Raffle drawing yesterday even though they didn't sell all of the tickets.I'm guessing that they sold enough tickets to pay out all of the prizes,though.The same thing happened in Iowa last year.

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NJ-HMAN — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 23:55:53 GMT

JERSEY JACKPOT RAFFLE tickets will be issued sequentially by the gaming vendor's central wagering system. The first number issued will be 000001 with the final number, 500000 . Should all the available tickets not be sold by the designated drawing pool close date and time, the top range for winning raffle selections will be determined by the last raffle number sequentially sold by the gaming vendor's central wagering system.

NJ Raffle-What happens if?

lucksgirl — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 06:47:44 GMT

I bought a NJ raffle ticket back in December and decided to buy another one tonite since there are still tickets available. The drawing is supposed to be Jan.21st. My ticket is in the 344thousands.They were supposed to sell 500,000 tickets. Since it doesnt appear that they will sell the other 156,000 by Wednesday night, now what happens? Will they still have the drawing? Will they recall or postpone it until all the tickets sell out? If they still have it Wednesday night, how will they do the dr... [ More ]