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The Florida Lottery began operations in 1986. Its first game,
Millionaire, was a simple $1 scratch-off. Millionaire was so successful that
the lottery repaid its $15.5 million startup loan in 17 days. The lottery
introduced its first draw games in 1988 and announced its plans to join the
Multi-State Lottery Association in 2009 to launch Powerball. Over the years,
the lottery's portfolio has grown steadily to include Fantasy 5, Jackpot Triple
Play, and Mega Millions.
Proceeds from the Florida Lottery go toward enhancing public
education in the state. During each of the past 18 years, the lottery has
generated more than $1 billion for Florida students and schools.
Learning how to play the Florida Lottery is quick and straightforward. You'll find several games to choose that allow you to select between two and six numbers. Drawings are held as often as once a day or as infrequently as twice a week. The more numbers you match to the drawing, the greater your prize could be. You can also play scratch-off lottery tickets. These games have instructions printed on the card that tell you how many items to scratch off to reveal your prize.
The odds of winning the top prize in the Florida Lottery are highest for games with lower winnings. You have 1-100 odds of winning the top prize in the Pick 2, which is $50 for a $1 wager. Odds decrease to 1-1,000 for the highest win on Pick 3, which is $500 for a $1 wager. The odds are 1-10,000 for the Pick 4, in which you can win $5,000 for a $1 wager. For the Pick 5, odds are 1-100,000 of winning $50,000 on a $1 wager. The odds of winning the top prize in other games are as follows: • Fantasy 5: 1-376,992 • Jackpot Triple Play: 1-3,122,273 • Florida Lotto: 1-22,957,480 • Powerball: 1-292,201,338 • Mega Millions: 1-302,575,350 • Cash4Life: 1-21,846,048
If your prize is $599 or less, you can claim your lottery winnings at any Florida Lottery retailer. You can also mail your claim or drop it in the dropbox at any district office. To claim a prize of $600 or more in person, you must make an appointment at the Florida Lottery Headquarters or a district office. To claim winnings of $600 or more by mail, include a copy of one form of identification and a completed prize claim form with your lottery ticket. Send your form to: Florida Lottery Claims Processing 250 Marriott Drive Tallahassee, FL 32399 To claim a prize of $250,000 or more, you must submit your prize claim form in person at the Florida Lottery Headquarters in Tallahassee. If you have any questions about playing the lottery in Florida, reach out to Lottery Current to learn more.
Florida has several lottery games that you can play. For the Florida Lotto, jackpots start at $1 million and roll through twice-weekly drawings until a winner is announced. The largest Florida Lotto jackpot to go to a single winner was approximately $81.6 million in 2000.
Winning tickets are good for 180 days.
If you want to find out what were the winning Florida Lottery numbers, you'll have to check the draw for that game. You can check online or watch the drawings on TV. Wondering what are the Florida Lottery numbers for your game? Watch the following television channels: • Fort Myers: WFTX (FOX), WWDT (Telemundo) • Gainesville: WCJB (ABC) • Jacksonville: WJXX (ABC), WTLV (NBC) • Miami and Fort Lauderdale: WFOR (CBS), WBFS (myTV), WLTV-TV (Univision), WAMI-TV (Unimas) • Orlando, Daytona Beach, Melbourne: WKMG (CBS), WTMO (Telemundo) • Panama City: WJHG (NBC) • Pensacola: WFGX (MyTV), WEAR (ABC) • Sarasota: WWSB (ABC) • Tallahassee: WTXL (ABC) • Tampa and St. Petersburg: WFTS (ABC), WVEA-TV (Univision) • West Palm Beach: WPEC (ABC), WWHB-TV (Azteca)
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