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Fremont wins! $170,000 Nebraska Pick 5 ticket sold

A big cash win for a Nebraska Lottery player.

Expressway Foodmart on E Military Ave.
Expressway Foodmart on E Military Ave., where the unclaimed jackpot-winning Pick 5 ticket was sold.
Samantha Herscher
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Fremont lottery players are cheering after a lucky Pick 5 player purchased a ticket for the May 28th drawing that matched all five winning numbers – 02, 06, 20, 26, and 27 – securing a $170,000 jackpot.

The winning ticket was sold at Expressway Foodmart on E Military Ave., and lottery officials are urging everyone who played Pick 5 on Tuesday to double-check their tickets.

Did you purchase this ticket? Don't let the earnings slip through your fingers! You can check your tickets at any lottery retailer, online at our Nebraska Lottery page, or by calling the Lottery office at 402-471-6100.

Remember, winning Pick 5 tickets expires after 180 days, so don't delay! For prizes of $20,000 or more, you'll need to claim them in person at Lottery headquarters in Lincoln.

How to play and pick your numbers

Playing Pick 5 is simple. Choose five lucky numbers between 1 and 40 by marking them on a playslip. If you feel indecisive, no problem. Ask the clerk for a quick pick, and let fate decide your numbers.

Each play costs only $1, and you can pick multiple sets of numbers on a single ticket. Want to play it safe and stick with your chosen numbers for a while? Use the multi-draw option to cover up to 12 weeks in advance.

Pick 5 drawings are held seven nights a week, giving you endless opportunities to try your luck. Winning numbers are announced each night in time for the 10 p.m. news, so you can tune in or check nelottery.com, your local news station, or any Nebraska Lottery retailer for the latest results.

The jackpot keeps climbing until someone wins

The Pick 5 jackpot starts at $50,000 and keeps growing bigger with each drawing that nobody wins. If multiple lucky players match the winning numbers, the prize pot is split evenly, ensuring everyone goes home a winner.

Score a free ticket with just two numbers

Even if you don't hit the jackpot, there's still a chance to win! Matching just two numbers gets you a free quick-pick play for the next drawing. It's a great way to keep the fun going without spending extra.

Nebraska Pick 5: Play local, win big

Nebraska Pick 5 offers more than just exciting gameplay. It's a game by Nebraskans, for Nebraskans. Every dollar wagered stays in the state, funding vital projects that benefit all 93 counties. Plus, every winning ticket is sold at authorized Nebraska Lottery retailers, ensuring the money stays local.

Head to your nearest Nebraska Lottery retailer today and grab a Pick 5 ticket. You could be the next big winner, not only for yourself but for the entire community.

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