$25.8 Million Winning Pick-6 Ticket Sold In Point Pleasant

POINT PLEASANT, NJ — Ocean County has a new multimillionaire, thanks to the Pick-6. A ticket winning $28.5 million was sold at the Route 88 Quick Chek in Point Pleasant - the fourth-largest jackpot in the game's history, according to NJ Lottery officials.

The 51st roll had one ticket matching all six numbers drawn for the Monday, Aug. 14, Pick-6 with Double Play drawing, taking home the massive annuity jackpot. The winning numbers for Monday's drawing were 10, 12, 21, 30, 38, and 45.

The record Pick-6 jackpot is $48.9 million, drawn in Clifton in 2002.

Monday's drawing also produced 11 winners matching five out of six white balls drawn.

Five of those tickets had the 2X multiplier, multiplying the prizes to $5,598 each. An additional 12,879 New Jersey players took home an estimated $115,697 in prizes. The Multiplier is randomly computer generated for each ticket at the time of purchase and is included in the base price of a wage.