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Kansas Lottery

In 1986, the Kansas Lottery was green-lighted by voters. By 1987, it collaborated with five other states to establish the Multi-State Lottery Association. The Kansas Lottery started ticket sales in 1988, and its instant game, Up and Away, brought in over $7 million in its inaugural week.

1988 saw the introduction of Lotto America tickets, while Powerball tickets made their debut in 1992. The Super Kansas Cash game was introduced by the Kansas Lottery in 2002.

The sale of Mega Millions tickets began in 2010. Over the years, the lottery's vast revenues have been channeled into multiple state projects.

  • Can my identity remain confidential if I secure a Kansas Lottery jackpot?

    Indeed, Kansas stands out as one of the limited states that permit winners to maintain anonymity upon claiming a lottery prize or jackpot.

  • What's the age requirement to buy lottery tickets in Kansas?

    Individuals need to be at least 18 years of age to buy lottery tickets and collect winnings.

  • Which lottery games are available in Kansas?

    Kansas offers a selection of games including Powerball, Mega Millions, Lotto America, Pick 3, 2by2, Lucky for Life, and Super Kansas Cash.

  • What's the timeframe to collect my Kansas Lottery winnings?

    You're given a 365-day window from the drawing date to claim your prize.

  • Are my Kansas Lottery winnings subject to taxation?

    Yes, the Kansas Lottery retains a percentage of the winnings for taxation. For comprehensive details, refer to our Tax Information section.

  • Is it possible to buy lottery tickets for future draws?

    Indeed, you can acquire tickets for multiple upcoming draws. For detailed information, see our Advanced Draws section.

  • What should I do if my prize-winning ticket gets misplaced or is damaged?

    The Kansas Lottery doesn't assume responsibility for tickets that are lost, harmed, or taken. It's advised to promptly sign the rear of your lottery tickets upon acquisition. This helps prevent someone else from claiming your winnings using your ticket.

  • How are the Kansas Lottery revenues utilized?

    The funds generated from Kansas Lottery ticket sales are distributed to various state projects and initiatives