Massachusetts Lottery Results

Typically, prizes over $600 will 5% witheld and setnt to the department of revenue. For larger prizes, up to 24% can be held and wil be sent to the IRS and an additioanl 5% is sent to the Massachusetts department of revenue.

Yes. You do not have to be a MA resident to play the MA lottery.

No. The name, city and prize information for winners is public record. The information can be used to promote lottery winnings.

Absolutely, as long as you are over the age of 18, you can purcchase lottery tickets and scratch offs.

If you’re winnings are under $600 any lottery retailer can pay you out. Lotto prizes between $600-$100,000 can be claimed at any officicial lottery office. Prizes over $100,000 have to be claimed directly at the lottery headquarters in Dorchester, MA. Please remember that in certain cases you must provide valid verification and identification.

The remainder of prize money will be made to the estate to the passed away and/or deceased prize claimer.

People under the age of 18 are not allowed and cannot buy any lottery tickets or scratch offs from the Mass Lottery. Please check the official lotto retailers website for more information.

Players must be at least 18 years old to buy lottery tickets in Massachusetts.

Please notify the claims department about any lost tickets. Please note that you will be asked to provide specific information to help in cases where that information is needed. Please be sure to keep all your lotto tickets in a safe place and sign any areas where a signature is needed.

Tickets can be purchased at one of the many lottery retailers located throughout the state. To find the retailer closest to you, visit the MA lottery website.

Prizes less than $600 can be claimed at a lottery retailer. For prizes over $600, players can visit a lottery office or headquarters to obtain their winnings. Players can also claim a prize up to $50,000 by mail when they send in the winning ticket and claim forms.