Vermont Lottery results and winners

The Vermont Lottery began in 1978 with the Green Mountain Game. Later in the year instant play tickets were available and in 1980 Pick 3 was launched to play.

Spread from July 1998, all revenues generated from ticket sales were deposited into state's general fund. Since that passage, all of the income has been use to to help pay state education funding. This state of Vermont partners with Maine and New Hampshire via the Tri-State Lottery, (which is a tripartite arrangement to administer five games).

  • In what timeframe must I report my prize?

    Within a 365 day period starting from the draw date up to the date of prize collection, you have the chance to get your prize.

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

    The Vermont Lottery, however, does not assume liability for lost, damaged and/or stolen tickets. Ensuring the security of your ticket is crucial. If you sign the ticket, you can back it with an expression of ownership, in case it becomes lost. Yes, purchases of lottery tickets by mail, telephone, or internet are available. No, ticket purchase is only allowed by authorized retail.

  • Are Vermont Lottery prizes subject to taxation?

    Correct, lottery jackpots in Vermont are subject to both State and Federal taxes. Vermont Lottery Headquarters (will) provide you with tax information of at least $600 on your major jackpot win.

  • The legal playing age in the Vermont Lottery is 18 years old.

    Individuals wishing to purchase and claim lottery tickets in Vermont may be no younger than 18 years of age.

  • Which lottery games are available to play in Vermont?

    Vermont offers a variety of games of chance including Tri-State Megabucks, Pick 3, Pick 4,Lucky for Life, Mega Millions, Gimme 5, and Powerball.

  • I also can win the lottery and remain anonymous, can I?

    No, anonymity has to be sacrificed since the personal data of prize winners who have won a prize, including their names, are published.

  • Is it possible to buy lottery tickets beforehand?

    It is not surprising that the Vermont Lottery allows multiple consecutive draw ticket purchases before the draw Event. For additional details, refer to our Advanced Draws section.

  • How are the funds from the Vermont Lottery utilized?

    Income generated from the sale of lottery tickets is dedicated to the educational needs of the state.