Oregon Lottery
In 1985, Oregon State Lottery tickets became available for purchase. Initially, the lottery began with an instant-win game and later introduced the enduringly popular jackpot game known as Oregon's Game Megabucks.
A pioneering move came in 1992 when the Oregon Lottery became the first state to introduce Video Lottery Terminals, 24-hour-managed video lottery systems.
In its initial decade, the Oregon Lottery dedicated its proceeds to fostering economic development and job creation. Today, lottery profits support various state programs, including those benefiting state parks, habitat conservation, public schools, and veteran services.
Within what timeframe should I claim my lottery prizes?
Is it possible to maintain my privacy if I win a lottery prize?
Do I need to pay taxes on Oregon Lottery winnings?
Which lottery games are available in Oregon?
What is the minimum age requirement for buying and redeeming lottery tickets in Oregon?
Is it possible to acquire lottery tickets for future draws?
What should I do if my lottery ticket is lost, damaged, or stolen?
Is it possible to buy tickets through mail, online, or over the phone?
Where are the funds from the Oregon Lottery allocated?