“I am proud of New Jersey Lottery’s efforts to incorporate responsible gaming messages into all areas of communication and our work toward continued enhancements of the Responsible Play Program,” said New Jersey Lottery Acting Executive Director James A. Carey, Jr. “We are pleased that the extensive review by the World Lottery Association of our responsible gaming initiatives and continued commitment has earned the New Jersey Lottery recertification of the prestigious Level 4 Responsible Gaming Certification.”

Philip D. Murphy, Governor

  Sheila Y. Oliver, Lt. Governor

Elizabeth Maher Muoio, State Treasurer

James Carey, Acting Executive Director

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The World Lottery Association Recertifies New Jersey Lottery for Level 4 Responsible Gaming Certification

 TRENTON (Dec. 20, 2019) – In 2016, the New Jersey Lottery was only the third state lottery in the nation to be awarded a World Lottery Association Responsible Gaming Level Four Certification, the highest level of international recognition in the gaming industry. The Lottery has been recertified by the World Lottery Association in 2019 for continued efforts to incorporate responsible gaming best practices into its every day operations.

The World Lottery Association Responsible Gaming Principles and Framework Certification Program outlines lotteries' level of commitment to corporate social responsibility and responsible gaming. New Jersey Lottery received the recertification of its Level 4 distinction for its commitment to continued review and ongoing development of extensive responsible gaming efforts.

“I am proud of New Jersey Lottery’s efforts to incorporate responsible gaming messages into all areas of communication and our work toward continued enhancements of the Responsible Play Program,” said New Jersey Lottery Acting Executive Director James A. Carey, Jr. “We are pleased that the extensive review by the World Lottery Association of our responsible gaming initiatives and continued commitment has earned the New Jersey Lottery recertification of the prestigious Level 4 Responsible Gaming Certification.”

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NEW JERSEY LOTTERY CHRISTMAS

DRAWING SCHEDULE

 TRENTON (Dec. 20, 2019) – The New Jersey Lottery will not hold drawings on Wednesday, December 25, 2019, for the following regularly scheduled live-drawing games: Pick-3, Pick-4, Jersey Cash 5 and 5 Card Cash. 

Drawings will be held for Powerball, Cash4Life, Cash Pop, Quick Draw and Fast Play on Wednesday, December 25, 2019. 

All games, including Scratch-Offs, will still be available for purchase on December 25 for the next regularly scheduled drawing. 

Drawings for all lottery games will return to the regular schedule on Thursday, December 26, 2019.

 
Please see attached PDFs for complete releases or view them on the NJLottery.com website in the News & Media section

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