Oregon Lottery results online

In 1985, Oregon State Lottery tickets went on sale. First, the lottery featured an instant play game and then became a long time favorite, the jackpot play, 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.

During its first decade, the Oregon Lottery used its net proceeds to support economic development and employment growth. Today's lottery dollars support an array of state investments, including parkland, habitat conservation, public education and veteran services, among others.

• Within what timeframe should I claim my lottery prizes?

  Winners have 1 year (365 days) from the date of lotteries draw to cash their prizes.

• Will it be possible to keep my privacy if I win the lottery?

  Sadly, due to this in the state of Oregon the Oregon Lottery is required to release, in place of your name, what lottery game you chose to play, prize that you won, and which city that you purchased your winning ticket from, since that information is considered public record. However, you should think about the need legal counsel If you win large sum of money. There must be some means to lay claim to your winnings inside of a trust that could offer some level of anonymity.

• Do I need to pay taxes on Oregon Lottery winnings?

  That is, your lottery winnings are subject to taxation at both state and federal levels. The OR Lottery, however, retains a portion of jackpot winnings for income tax. Detailed material is available in our Tax Information section.

• Which lottery games are available in Oregon?

  The Oregon Lottery offers a variety of levels of daily and jackpot lottery games, via Pick 4, Win for Life, Powerball, Mega Millions, via Oregon's Game Megabucks, and via Lucky Lines.

• At what age in Oregon can lottery tickets be purchased and redeemed?

  Lottery ticket purchase and winning claims require the participant to attain the age of at least 18 years of age or older.

• Practice drawing numbers for future lottery draws is feasible.

  Absolutely. You may buy tickets in advance for consecutive drawings in every Oregon Lottery draw games.

• What should I do if my lottery ticket is lost, damaged, or stolen?

  The Oregon Lottery is not responsible for lost, destroyed or stolen tickets. Lottery ticket storage should be safe, and having a lottery ticket signed can act as proof of ownership, if your ticket is lost.

• Buying tickets by mail, online or by phone, is possible.

  No, OTC Oregon Lottery tickets are only available at OTC lottery retailers in person. Should I save my mega millions ticket