Launched in 1992 as a way to provide essential funding for a
variety of educational initiatives in the state, the Georgia Lottery offers
numerous ways for you to play. You can choose from almost a dozen draw games,
about 90 instant games, and a handful of online games. Since its inception, the
Georgia Lottery has allocated more than $21 billion into the state's Lottery
for Education account. In fiscal Year 2022, the GLC transferred $1,474,003,000
to the Lottery for Education Account – that’s $4.04 million (on average) raised
every day for HOPE & Pre-K. Every year the lottery takes in over $1 billion
in ticket sales from draw games and scratch-off tickets.
Federal
State
Total Estimated Tax
If you're 18 years of age or older, you can play several
different Georgia Lottery games. It's important to note that it’s All or
Nothing game ended in December 2019. The games still available to play include
the following:
· Georgia also has a wide variety of scratch-off games. To find a list of scratch-off games go to Scratchers
The Georgia Lottery Players Club is a free membership program that entitles you to several benefits. As a member, you can:
If you're a resident of Georgia, you can also upgrade your free membership to be able to purchase and play games online.
Yes, you can purchase GA Lottery tickets online for next
draws if you are a registered member of the Georgia Lottery Players Club. You
can also buy them on the GA app. Cash Pop, Fantasy 5, Keno, Mega Millions, and
Powerball tickets are available for purchase online.
Next draws are televised live on several channels:
The following are the times for the next draw games. All times for next draws are Eastern Standard Time (EST).
You have 180 days from the date of the drawing to claim your
winnings.
If you don't know what to do if you win the lottery in
Georgia state lottery, you have several ways of collecting your prize from the
lottery. For prizes of $600 or less, simply sign the back of your ticket and
visit any of the 8,700 Georgia Lottery retailer locations to collect your winnings
on your Georgia Lottery Tickets. You can also mail your ticket to the following
location:
Georgia Lottery Corporation (GLC)
P.O. Box 56966
Atlanta, GA 30343
For prizes of $601 or higher, you must fill out a claim form and bring two forms of valid identification and you social security card information when you visit one of the Georgia Lottery District Offices (GLC) or its headquarters:
Georgia Lottery Headquarters
250 Williams Street. NW
Atlanta, GA 30303
You will receive payment that day for prizes between $601 and $499,999. Prizes worth $500,000 and more will be paid out between five and 10 business days.If you purchased your winning ticket via Georgia Lottery's website or mobile app, prizes up to and including $600 will go back to your account. For prizes over $600, you will receive an email requesting that you visit a district office to claim your prize.
Yes, if you win a prize, you must pay state and federal
taxes when applicable. For prizes above $600, you must report the names of the
winners to both the Georgia Department of Revenue and the Internal Revenue
Service. If you're a resident of Georgia, you must pay 6% in state tax and 24%
in federal tax. Non-Georgia residents and non-U.S. residents must pay 6% in
state tax and 30% in federal tax.
Yes, you can remain anonymous, but it depends on how much
money you win. In May 2018, Georgia legislators passed a bill that allows
winners of $25,000 and above to remain anonymous if they want. If you win
between $601 and $24,999, your name is public record, but you still have the
choice of participating in a press release or not. However, you can consult
with a lawyer about possibly setting up a trust to retain your anonymity.
Yes, when the Powerball had its record breaking 1.9 billion jackpot, eight Georgians won prizes ranging from $50,000 to $1 million. One Powerball ticket bought in Evans Georgia has won someone the prize of $1 million. Seven other people in Atlanta, Bremen, Pooler, Roberta, Milledgeville, Watkinsville, and West Point won $50,000 each.
Ira Curry from Stone Mountain bought a Mega Millions ticket
on while on her way to work. The insurance executive won half the $648 million
jackpot in the December 17, 2013. Ira chose the cash option payout and received
$173,819,742.50 in lottery winnings before taxes. The jackpot had to be split
because there was another winner who had the winning ticket. Also in 2013, Eric Millen of Duluth won $1
million playing the Monopoly Millionaire instant game.
The official website is https://www.galottery.com. You can
check the website for next draws, lottery results, winner stories and more.
Yes, if you get the Mega Ball you win $2. If you hit the
Cash Ball for Cash For Life, you win $4.
No if you live in another state like Florida, you cannot
cash any tickets. The tickets can only be cashed in the state that the ticket
is from.
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