Oregon (OR) Lottery Results & Winning Numbers
Results Updated On:26 Oct 2025 (GMT)
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| Mega Millions |
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| Powerball |
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| Megabucks |
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| Lucky Lines |
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| Win for Life |
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| Pick 4 1PM |
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| Pick 4 7PM |
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| Pick 4 10PM |
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Oregon Lottery drawing schedule
All times shown are Pacific Time.
| Game | Sun | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat |
| Pick 4 1pm | 13:00 | 13:00 | 13:00 | 13:00 | 13:00 | 13:00 | 13:00 |
| Pick 4 4pm | 16:00 | 16:00 | 16:00 | 16:00 | 16:00 | 16:00 | 16:00 |
| Pick 4 7pm | 19:00 | 19:00 | 19:00 | 19:00 | 19:00 | 19:00 | 19:00 |
| Pick 4 10pm | 22:00 | 22:00 | 22:00 | 22:00 | 22:00 | 22:00 | 22:00 |
| Win For Life | 19:30 | 19:30 | 19:30 | ||||
| Megabucks | 19:29 | 19:29 | 19:29 | ||||
| Powerball | 19:59 | 19:59 | 19:59 | ||||
| Mega Millions | 20:00 | 20:00 | |||||
| Lucky Lines | 18:00 | 18:00 | 18:00 | 18:00 | 18:00 | 18:00 | 18:00 |
Each Oregon Lottery game has a specific ticket purchase deadline.
If you miss the cut-off, your ticket will be valid for the next available drawing.
When is the Oregon Lottery drawing?
Drawings happen daily or multiple times per week, depending on the game.
The most important detail for players is when ticket sales close, since you must buy your ticket before the cut-off time.
| Game | Ticket Sales Close At |
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| Powerball | 7:00 PM PT |
| Mega Millions | 7:00 PM PT |
| Win for Life | 7:30 PM PT |
| Megabucks | 7:29 PM PT |
| Pick 4 | 1 minute before the draw |
| Cash Pop | 15 seconds before the draw |
| Keno | N/A (continuous draws) |
Note: After Powerball and Mega Millions ticket sales close, sales reopen 15 minutes later for the following draw.
About the Oregon Lottery
The Oregon Lottery offers a mix of daily draw games, multi-state jackpots, scratch-offs, and video lottery options.
Since its launch in 1985, the Oregon State Lottery has contributed billions of dollars to education, state parks, veteran services, and problem gambling programs.
Players can choose from fast-paced games like Keno and Pick 4, or chase bigger jackpots through Oregon’s Game Megabucks, Powerball, and Mega Millions.
Can you buy Oregon Lottery tickets online?
You cannot purchase Oregon Lottery tickets for draw games like Powerball or Megabucks online.
Tickets are only sold through authorized retailers across the state.
Can you play Oregon Lottery online?
Oregon players can take part in some digital games, such as sports betting via the Lottery’s Scoreboard app, but draw game tickets must still be purchased in person.
Online play for traditional lottery draws is not available.
Can Oregon Lottery winners remain anonymous?
Oregon law requires lottery winners’ names, prize amounts, and city of residence to be public record.
However, some winners may choose to claim through a trust or legal entity to maintain a level of privacy.
Where to buy Oregon Lottery tickets
You can buy tickets at more than 1,700 authorized retailers throughout Oregon.
These include convenience stores, grocery stores, and dedicated lottery retailers.
Video Lottery games are only available at licensed establishments for players age 21 and older.
How to play Oregon Lottery
Playing the Oregon Lottery is straightforward, with steps varying slightly depending on the game you choose.
Follow the process below to get started:
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Choose your game
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Options include multi-state games like Powerball and Mega Millions, in-state games like Megabucks and Win for Life, and daily draws such as Pick 4, Cash Pop, and Keno.
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Buy your ticket
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Tickets are available from authorized Oregon Lottery retailers. Prices range from $0.50 for Pick 4 up to $20 for some Scratch-Its.
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Pick your numbers
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For draw games, you can choose numbers manually or request a Quick Pick for random selections. Some games also offer play options like multipliers or combinations.
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Wait for the drawing
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Drawings happen daily or on scheduled days, depending on the game. Keno and Cash Pop run multiple times each day, while jackpot games draw a few times per week.
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Check the results
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Winning numbers are available on the official Oregon Lottery website, through retailers, and at many lottery terminals.
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Claim your prize
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Small prizes can be claimed at retailers, while larger prizes must be claimed by mail or at lottery claim centers. All draw game prizes must be claimed within 365 days of the drawing.
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Oregon Lottery games
The Oregon Lottery offers a mix of local draw games and multi-state jackpots, giving players a range of choices from daily draws to life-changing prizes.
Oregon Powerball
Powerball OR is one of the biggest multi-state lottery games available in Oregon, offering jackpots that often climb into the hundreds of millions.
Players select five numbers between 1 and 69 and one Powerball number between 1 and 26.
Tickets cost $2, with the option to add Power Play for $1 to multiply non-jackpot prizes.
Drawings are held three times per week, and Oregon participates fully in the national game.
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Ticket price: $2 ($3 with Power Play)
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Jackpot starts at $40 million
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Cut-off time: 7:00 PM PT
Mega Millions OR
Mega Millions Oregon is another multi-state lottery game, often with jackpots even larger than Powerball’s.
Players pick five numbers from 1 to 70 and a Mega Ball from 1 to 25.
Tickets cost $2, and the Megaplier option is available for $1 to boost non-jackpot winnings.
Oregon players can purchase tickets at any licensed retailer, but not online.
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Ticket price: $2 ($3 with Megaplier)
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Jackpot starts at $40 million
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Cut-off time: 7:00 PM PT
Oregon’s Game Megabucks
Megabucks is Oregon’s longest-running in-state lottery game, first launched in 1985.
To play, you choose six numbers between 1 and 48, or use Quick Pick for random selections.
Tickets cost $1, and an optional “Kicker” feature for another $1 multiplies non-jackpot prizes by four.
Megabucks jackpots start at $1 million and can grow to impressive amounts.
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Ticket price: $1 ($2 with Kicker)
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Jackpot starts at $1 million
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Cut-off time: 7:29 PM PT
Win for Life
Win for Life is a unique Oregon Lottery game that pays $1,000 a week for the rest of your life.
Players pick four numbers from 1 to 77, with 14 additional sets of numbers printed on each ticket for more chances to win.
Prizes are also available for matching two or three numbers, or even none at all, in a set.
Only the first four numbers you choose can win the top prize.
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Ticket price: $2
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Top prize: $1,000 a week for life
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Cut-off time: 7:30 PM PT
Oregon Pick 4
Oregon Pick 4 is a daily game with four drawings every day, offering frequent chances to win.
Players choose four digits from 0 to 9, and numbers can repeat.
Tickets cost 50 cents or $1, and players can wager on exact order, any order, or combinations for different prize levels.
With odds of 1 in 10,000, Pick 4 is one of the easiest games to win in Oregon
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Ticket price: $0.50 or $1
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Top prize: $5,000
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Cut-off time: 1 minute before each draw
Cash Pop
Cash Pop is a simple one-number game with hourly drawings between 7 AM and 10 PM.
Players pick a number from 1 to 15 and choose their wager, with options ranging from $1 to $5.
The top prize is $2,500 when playing at the highest wager.
Cash Pop replaced Lucky Lines in January 2025
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Ticket price: $1 to $5
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Top prize: $2,500
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Cut-off time: 15 seconds before each draw
Keno Oregon
Keno is one of Oregon’s most flexible games, with drawings every four minutes nearly all day long.
Players can pick how many numbers to play (from 1 to 10) out of a pool of 80.
Ticket costs range from $1 to $20, and prize multipliers like Bulls-Eye or Multiplier can be added for bigger payouts.
The maximum top prize is $1 million
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Ticket price: $1 to $20
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Top prize: $1 million
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Draw frequency: Every 4 minutes
Lucky Lines (Retired)
Lucky Lines was a tic-tac-toe-style game that ran in Oregon until January 2025.
Players selected eight numbers to fill a grid, aiming to create lines across the board.
The jackpot was won by matching seven or eight lines, with smaller prizes awarded for fewer matches.
Tickets cost $2, and Quick Pick was available
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Ticket price: $2
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Jackpot: Up to $10,000
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Final draw: January 12, 2025
Oregon Lottery scratch-its
Scratch-Its are Oregon’s instant-win lottery tickets, offering a wide range of themes, play styles, and prize amounts.
Tickets are sold at authorized retailers across the state and can be played immediately without waiting for a draw.
The cost of a ticket usually determines the size of the top prize, with higher-priced games offering bigger jackpots.
Odds vary by game, but most Scratch-Its have a chance of winning around 1 in 3 to 1 in 4.
| Ticket Price | Typical Top Prize |
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| $1 | $1,000 – $1,500 |
| $2 | $10,000 – $15,000 |
| $3 | $25,000 |
| $5 | $50,000 |
| $10 | $100,000 |
| $20 | $150,000 – $250,000 |
Note: Prize amounts vary by game. Check the back of each ticket or the Oregon Lottery website for current prize details and odds.
What is Second Chance?
The OR Lottery gives you a Second Chance to win on Scratch-Its.
If your ticket didn’t land you a win the first time around, you can enter to try again.
A new draw is made with all the registered Second Chance tickets to crown one lucky winner.
There are big prizes up for grabs, up to $250,000.
Oregon Lottery odds and jackpots
Each Oregon Lottery game has its own odds of winning and minimum jackpot levels.
Pick 4 offers the best odds for a top prize, while Mega Millions and Powerball have the biggest jackpots but much longer odds.
| Lottery Game | Odds of Winning Top Prize | Minimum Jackpot / Top Prize |
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| Mega Millions | 1 in 302,575,350 | $40 million |
| Powerball | 1 in 292,201,338 | $40 million |
| Megabucks | 1 in 6,135,756 | $1 million |
| Win for Life | 1 in 1,353,275 | $1,000 a week for life |
| Keno | 1 in 8,911,711 (10-spot) | $100,000 – $1 million |
| Lucky Lines (retired) | 1 in 65,536 | $10,000 |
| Pick 4 | 1 in 10,000 | $5,000 |
| Cash Pop | Varies by wager | Up to $2,500 |
Oregon Lottery Advance Play
Advance Play lets you purchase tickets for multiple future drawings at once, so you don’t need to visit a retailer before every draw.
The number of advance draws you can purchase varies by game.
| Lottery Game | Maximum Advance Draws |
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| Powerball | Up to 24 draws |
| Mega Millions | Up to 24 draws |
| Megabucks | Up to 26 draws |
| Win for Life | Up to 10 draws |
| Pick 4 | Up to 12 draws |
| Keno | Up to 100 draws |
| Lucky Lines (retired) | Up to 14 draws |
Advance play is not available for Scratch-Its or Video Lottery games.
How to claim prizes
If you win an Oregon Lottery prize, the way you claim it depends on how much you won.
Prizes must be claimed within 365 days of the draw date for draw games, or within a year of the announced end date for Scratch-Its.
Make sure to sign the back of your ticket before submitting it, as unsigned tickets are considered bearer instruments.
Steps to claim a prize
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Sign the back of your winning ticket.
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Complete a claim form if required (for prizes $600 and above).
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Choose your method of claiming: retailer, mail, drop box, or in person at a claim center.
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Provide valid identification and your winning ticket.
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Wait for your prize to be processed – small prizes are immediate, mailed claims take around 14 days.
Claim options by prize amount
| Prize Amount | Where to Claim | Notes |
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| Up to $599 | Authorized retailer, by mail, or claim center | Retailers pay out smaller prizes instantly |
| $600 – $50,000 | Claim center (in person or drop box) or by mail | Appointment recommended for in-person claims |
| Over $50,000 | Oregon Lottery Headquarters (in person only) | Appointment required; processing may take longer |
Claim centers
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Salem Headquarters: 500 Airport Road SE, Salem, OR 97301 – (503) 540-1000
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Wilsonville Office: 9760 SW Wilsonville Road, Suite #130, Wilsonville, OR 97070 – (503) 540-1000
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Hours: Monday-Friday, standard business hours
Tip: Keep copies of all documents when claiming by mail or drop box for your records.
Does Oregon tax lottery winnings?
Lottery prizes in Oregon are subject to both federal and state taxes, depending on the amount won and the winner’s residency status.
State tax is set at 8% for prizes of $1,500 or more, while federal tax applies to larger winnings over $5,000.
Non-residents face higher overall tax rates due to federal withholding rules.
Taxes for US citizens and residents
| Prize Value | State Tax | Federal Tax | Total Withheld |
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| $1,500 – $5,000 | 8% | 0% | 8% |
| Over $5,000 | 8% | 24% | 32% |
Taxes for non-US citizens or non-residents
| Prize Value | State Tax | Federal Tax | Total Withheld |
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| Up to $1,499 | 0% | 30% | 30% |
| $1,500 or more | 8% | 30% | 38% |
Winners will also receive a W-2G tax form for reporting purposes. Players should consult a tax professional for guidance on filing.
Oregon Lottery customer support
If you need help with ticket purchases, prize claims, or general information, the Oregon Lottery provides several ways to get in touch.
Official website: oregonlottery.org
Phone numbers
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General inquiries: (503) 540-1000
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Toll-free: (800) 766-6789
Mailing addresses
- Oregon Lottery
PO Box 14515
Salem, OR 97309
- Headquarters (Salem)
500 Airport Road SE
Salem, OR 97301
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM PT
- Wilsonville Office
9760 SW Wilsonville Road, Suite #130
Wilsonville, OR 97070
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM PT
Players can also use the secure drop boxes at Salem or Wilsonville for prize claims outside of office hours.
For digital inquiries, the Oregon Lottery website has a contact form and an FAQ section covering common questions.
Social media
If you’d like to follow the Oregon Lottery on social media to keep up with draws, jackpot games, and prizes, use these links below:
Oregon Lottery App
The Oregon Lottery App makes it easier to check your numbers and view different games on the go.
The app is available for mobiles and tablets through the iOS Apple and Google Play stores.
This helps delight lottery customers with an easy-to-use Oregon lottery mobile app.
The Oregon Lottery App has the following key features:
- Use the lottery ticket scanning tool to see if you’re a winner.
- Enter Scratch-Its that didn’t win first time around into the Second Chance drawings by the Oregon lottery scanning tool through the app.
- Set up personalised notifications for jackpots and Keno games.
- Watch Keno games live.
- Check out all the different lottery games available and everything you need to know about how to enter.
History of the Oregon Lottery & where the money goes
The Oregon Lottery was created by voters in 1984 and officially launched in April 1985.
The first tickets sold were instant-win Scratch-Its, followed later that year by Oregon’s Game Megabucks.
Over time, the Lottery expanded to include multi-state games like Powerball and Mega Millions, as well as Video Lottery Terminals and Keno.
Today, it is one of the largest sources of non-tax revenue in the state.
Where the money goes
Lottery profits are directed to a variety of state programs that benefit communities across Oregon.
Proceeds help fund public education, state parks, natural resource conservation, economic development, veteran services, and problem gambling treatment.
Since 1995, millions have been allocated annually to preserve Oregon’s salmon habitat, schools, and outdoor spaces.
Notable winners
Over the years, Oregon has seen some impressive lottery wins:
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In 2005, the Chaney and West families shared a $340 million Mega Millions jackpot, the largest in Oregon history at the time.
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In 2010, Carolyn McCullar won $48.8 million playing Oregon’s Game Megabucks, one of the game’s biggest jackpots.
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In 2016, an anonymous player won $100 million in Powerball.
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In 2024, Cheng “Charlie” Saephan, his wife Duanpen, and friend Laiza Chao from Portland claimed a record $1.32 billion Powerball jackpot, the largest ever in Oregon.
FAQs
How late can you buy lottery tickets in Oregon?
Ticket cut-off times depend on the game you are playing. For example, Powerball and Mega Millions tickets close at 7:00 PM PT on draw days, while Pick 4 tickets close just one minute before each draw. Always check the specific game schedule to avoid missing the deadline.
Which Oregon video lottery game has the best odds?
Video Lottery games in Oregon vary in odds depending on the type of game and the machine. Poker-based games often have higher return percentages compared to line games. Since outcomes are random, no single game guarantees better results every time.
Can a trust claim lottery winnings in Oregon?
Yes, it is possible to claim Oregon Lottery winnings through a legal trust. This can help winners manage their privacy, especially for large prizes. It is recommended to consult an attorney before setting up a trust for lottery claims.
Can Oregon Lottery winners remain anonymous?
By law, Oregon Lottery winners are considered part of the public record, which means names and prize amounts can be released. However, winners may choose to claim through a trust or other legal entity to protect their identity. Speaking with a lawyer can help you explore these options.
How long do you have to claim Oregon Lottery winnings?
You have 365 days from the date of the draw to claim prizes for draw games. For Scratch-Its, prizes must be claimed within one year of the game’s announced end date. Once the deadline passes, the prize is forfeited.
Can you buy Oregon Lottery tickets online?
Currently, Oregon Lottery draw game tickets cannot be purchased online. Players must buy them from authorized lottery retailers across the state. Some digital games, like sports betting, are available through the Lottery’s app.
What happens if I lose my Oregon Lottery ticket?
Lottery tickets are bearer instruments, meaning the person holding the ticket is the owner. If a winning ticket is lost, damaged, or stolen, the Lottery cannot replace it. Signing the back of your ticket immediately after purchase is the best way to protect your claim.
Are Oregon lottery rules different if you play online?
Only Second Chance tickets for Scratch-Its can be purchased online, and these follow the same rules as when purchasing from a retailer.
How long does it take to receive your prize if you win the Lottery?
Prize money can be paid straight away if you take your winning lottery ticket to an Oregon Lottery retailer. Larger wins over $50,000 will take a little extra time to process, while prizes from mailed tickets will typically take up to 14 days to be processed and sent back.
