TRENTON, NJ — A Florida Lottery player has won the CASH4LIFE game’s top prize of $1,000 a day for life after matching all five white balls and the Cash Ball in Wednesday’s drawing. The winning ticket matched the numbers 12, 16, 22, 32, and 48, with a Cash Ball of 04.
The lucky winner secured the prize by overcoming odds of over 1 in 21 million to take home the annuitized jackpot, which guarantees $1,000 each day for the rest of their life. The name and location of the Florida winner have not yet been disclosed by lottery officials.
In addition to the Florida jackpot winner, one ticket purchased in New Jersey matched four out of five white balls along with the Cash Ball, awarding the player a $2,500 prize.
Wednesday’s CASH4LIFE drawing also saw 8,726 additional winners nationwide, with total prize payouts of $50,909 across various tiers. Among these, 2,506 players doubled their winnings by opting for the game’s DOUBLER feature, which increased their prize amounts.
CASH4LIFE is a multi-state lottery game played in nine states.
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