The New Jersey Lottery has announced the debut of a new NJ Quick Draw game. Quick Draw NJ is a family-oriented drawing game, in which AI learning is used for guessing the idea of challenged drawn image or picture or a drawing. The new Quick Draw game is the seventh Quick Draw game introduced since the lottery began operations in 1995. Lottery operators have sold $23.7 million in Quick Draw tickets. The NJ Quick Draw game has received a mixed reception from players. More people have commented on the fact that the game does not offer any jackpot opportunity to win as compared to other scratch off games. The buzz in the community has been that the odds of winning the jackpot are also very low. The chance of matching all five numbers drawn in a game is only one in 1.83, according to New Jersey Lottery officials. The chances of winning the jackpot are one in 15.7 million.

Free advertising

The marketing and promotion of NJ Quick Draw is handled by Powerball Marketing and Powerball New Jersey Lottery, in partnership with Equilate. As a result, any promotions for the game are also available for the Powerball game. This includes as many as 11 percent off Powerball tickets in the 11 drawings leading up to the March 8 drawing (details here). All in all, the public awareness for Quick Draw NJ will be much greater in general than with other New Jersey lotteries.

Cash prizes

While most lotteries award a cash value for each ticket, NJ Quick Draw awards cash prizes in the $10,000-$100,000 range for winning the same number of consecutive numbers in a single drawing. This also means players may have the opportunity to double their money several times. No ticket is guaranteed to win, but the odds of a ticket being selected in a Quick Draw drawing are nearly 1 in 5. A player can keep winning until he or she lands on one of the top prize numbers. A $1 million prize is a $10,000 savings, which can be a huge relief for many individuals.

Drawings

Drawings for Quick Draw NJ are held three times a week: Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday. Ticket sales and winners reporting can be done online or over the phone. NJ Quick Draw tickets are available for purchase online or at retailers in New Jersey. The game’s closest state lottery to New Jersey is Pennsylvania, though players from all three states can purchase tickets and the game’s prizes.

Benefits of NJ Quick Draw

The state has outlined the list of key benefits to being the first and one of the first states in the nation to implement an AI-based drawing game. Here are some of the key benefits of NJ Quick Draw:

1. The game can be played in the comfort of one’s home and has a draw system that increases the excitement and thrill of winning the jackpot with the risk of not winning at all
2. Lottery games are designed to get players to play again and again because winning is the only way to be able to claim the prize.
3. Lottery games are designed to keep the excitement of winning and the risk of not winning a jackpot alive for players
4. The chance of winning the jackpot is increased for players because players are able to play games daily in anticipation of winning the jackpot
5. Quick Draw NJ games are created for a broad audience of players, with non-traditional audience such as Millennials, Generation Z players and older audience that have diverse tastes in gaming
6. Lots of statistics about popular games are used by the New Jersey Lottery to determine what people are playing and where they are playing them. With the data collected, players can better enjoy the excitement of the games
7. Players are able to experience winning the jackpot and non-jackpot prizes

List of Essential Details:

The following is a list of details the players should know about the new game:

1. New Jersey Quick Draw tickets are valid for 24 hours from the draw date and expire 10:00 p.m. on the day of purchase or three business days after being issued. Tickets are not valid on Sundays.
2. Early purchase is allowed: NJ Quick Draw tickets may be purchased from 10:00 p.m. to 8:59 a.m. on drawing days or beginning 10:00 p.m. the day before a drawing day.
3. Lottery retailers do not receive a cut of the game’s sales.
4. Tickets have four $1 million top prizes and two $1 million cash prizes, and one $1 million second prize and one $1 million third prize. There is a $10 million annuity option. Each $1 million prize requires the winner to choose a lump sum payment or 20 annual payments.
5. New Jerseys’ Quick Draw NJ game information is available on the New Jersey Lottery website, www.njlottery.com, or by calling 800-432-1254.
6. New Jersey Quick Draw tickets are available to purchase at NJ retailers at retailers in Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Mercer, Morris, Middlesex, Passaic, Somerset, Sussex and Warren counties.
7. NJ Quick Draw ticket sales are available to NJ residents of New Jersey and persons who are legally in the United States at time of purchase.
8. The last drawing is at 11:35 p.m. on drawing days and is preceded by the “Powerball” drawing at 10:59 p.m.
9. On draw nights, NJ Lottery retailers will present a single six-digit Quick Draw’s tickets, which will read “To be determined”, and will then ask players if they wish to play Quick Draw. A special announcement for the draw will then play. Once the draw is finished, an electronic display will announce the winning numbers. NJ Quick Draw players who match all six numbers (including the Powerball), or who match all five white balls and the Powerball, will receive a lump sum cash prize equal to the amount shown in the Powerball drawing.

There is no fine if you are one of the players that win the top prize. In case of death or removal from service of a Quick Draw NJ prize winner, the prize or prize certificate will go to the NJ lottery, or the agent or trustee in charge of the ticket, for redemption by such winner (approx. half a year from the date of the draw).