Oklahoma Lottery Results – Check OK Lottery Winning Numbers

About the Oklahoma Lottery

The Oklahoma Lottery is a well-known US lottery, operated by the state government. Ticket sales began on October 12, 2005, and it operates as a member of the Multi-State Lottery Association (MUSL).

The funds from Oklahoma State Lottery are distributed to different sectors, including K-12 Public education (45%), the Teacher’s retirement system (5%), Oklahoma Higher Education (39.5%), School Consolidation Fund (5%), and Oklahoma Career Tech 8 (5.5%).

The Oklahoma Lottery has donated more than $1b to Oklahoma Education since the beginning of 2005. Funds are delivered every month to the Oklahoma Education Lottery Trust Fund. From there, the funds are directed to school budgets and allocated for utilization by District Administration.

Oklahoma Lottery Rules

• You must 18 years of age or older to play and claim prizes in the Oklahoma lottery;
• Government-issued identification is required when claiming any prize;
• For prizes over $601 in value, you must provide proof of your Social Security Number when claiming.

Oklahoma Lottery Tickets

Oklahoma Lottery tickets are only available at licensed retailers. Players can claim all winning tickets within 180 days from the winning draw date, although after that date any unclaimed winnings are forfeited.

Can I buy Oklahoma State tickets online?

No, customers can buy Oklahoma Lottery tickets only from an authorized retailer. The Oklahoma Lottery has no responsibility if you lose or damage your tickets. Be sure to keep tickets in a secure place.

Oklahoma Lottery Promo Code

There is no need to enter a promo code in order to take part in the Oklahoma lottery. However, you can find different promotions from the provider which are available on a monthly basis. In November 2021, for example, you could participate in Gold Rush Giveaway. Players just need to enter any non-winning/winning 630 Gold Rush Scratcher purchased between October 11, 2021 through December 5, 2021. Participants must be minimum of 18 and registered with the Oklahoma Lottery Mobile App.

Oklahoma Lottery Games and Drawing Schedule

Powerball

Powerball is a lottery game in Oklahoma with the largest jackpots, often exceeding $300,000,000 in cash. The game is one of the most popular in the state and draws occur every three days. Once you buy a ticket, you should ask for a payslip. The slip has five plays and you should select five numbers from the 69 available. In the next step, you should move to the next field on the slip which features 26 numbers, and here you only select one. To qualify for larger wins, you can mark the box for the Power Play, although this makes the ticket more expensive. Drawings occur every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday.

Lotto America

Lotto America is known as a multi-state lottery similar to Powerball. It includes a rolling jackpot that begins at $2 million and increases until someone wins. It also includes an optional All Star Bonus feature leading to the multiplication of non-jackpot prizes by up to 5x. To start the game, you should select five numbers from 1 to 52, and a Star Ball digit from 1 to 10. Drawings occur twice a week on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Lucky For Life

As part of Lucky For Life, players can claim a top award of $1,000 per day or a secondary award of $25,000 per year for life. Players should only select five numbers between 1 to 48, and a Lucky Ball digit from 1 to 18. To win this game, your numbers must match the winning digits in one of 10 different ways. Players can check numbers online at the Oklahoma Lottery Online Betting site or bring the ticket to a retailer.

Pick 3

Pick 3 is another game available at the Oklahoma Lottery with different playing ways. All you need to do is select any group of 3 single-digit numbers and pick the order of the draw. It is also possible to win by matching the back and front pairs. Players can purchase Pick 3 tickets from approved retailers in Oklahoma as online play is not possible. Drawings are available every evening after 9:00pm.

Cash 5

Cash 5 is a lottery game available at Oklahoma State Lottery. It features a fixed main prize of $25,000. Players only need to select 5 numbers between 1 and 36, and they are ready to go. Drawings are available every evening after 9:00pm CT. Once again, players cannot access the game online, but only purchase the tickets at authorized retailers.

Here's a rundown of the Oklahoma Lottery's drawing schedule:

How to Claim a Lottery Prize in OK

If you win $99 or less at Oklahoma State Lottery, you should claim the prize at an official Oklahoma Lottery retailer. For prizes between $100 – $600, all fields on the back of the ticket must be filled in, including signature. The original ticket should be mailed to Oklahoma Lottery, P.O. Box 548810, Oklahoma City, OK 73154.

Players can also claim prizes from $1 to $600 at an approved Oklahoma Lottery retailer. The alternative place to claim awards is the Oklahoma Lottery Winner Center based at 300 N. Broadway in the center of Oklahoma City. The working hours are Monday-Friday from 7:30am- 4:00pm.

Customers who win prizes of $601 or more should visit the Oklahoma Lottery Winner Center and fill in the OK Lottery Claim Form. Winners have to present a valid photo ID issued by the government along with proof of their Social Security Number. To speed up the in-person pending time, players can complete a remote claim form. Be sure to call (405) 522-7700 and speak with an Oklahoma Lottery Claim Representative for full details.

Notable Winners of Oklahoma Lotteries

Below you can see some winners at Oklahoma Lottery:

• Broderick N. from Oklahoma City took $8,040,000 from Lotto America in July 2021;
• Perry L. from Woodward won $3,500,008 from Lotto America in January 2021;
• Charles G. from Sulphur won $2,000,000 from Powerball in September 2021;
• Rachel W. from McAlester won $390,000 from Lucky For Life in October 2021;
• Bobby E. from Shawnee won $100,000 from Powerball in October 2021.

Oklahoma Lottery Scratch-Offs

Oklahoma Lottery also offers scratch-off tickets, also known as scratchers. Tickets differ in terms of the top prizes and betting odds. Available prices are $1, $2, $3, $5, and $10 per play and some of them offer exclusive prizes up to $250,000.

Oklahoma Lottery Second Chances – What is Second Chance?

Oklahoma Lottery is also known for its second chance drawing. This is a promo event where customers present non-winning tickets with an opportunity to receive other prizes. These promotions are regularly available for scratcher games, and prizes can include cash, merchandise, vacations, and more.

How Does Second Chance Work for the Oklahoma Lottery?

To take part in promo second chance drawings in the Oklahoma state, customers must have a registered account via the OK lottery's official site. After completing a sign-up process, players can submit eligible tickets and enter a drawing.

Information on the Oklahoma Lottery

Oklahoma Lottery Office

The Oklahoma Lottery is headquartered at 300 N. Broadway, OKC, OK 73102. The working hours of the office are Monday-Friday from 7:30am to 4pm.

Oklahoma Lottery Customer Support

If you want to reach Michigan Lottery representatives, you can use the following contact points:

• Telephone 405.522.7700
• Contact Form on the OK Lottery website.

Oklahoma Lottery Social Accounts

• Instagram
• Facebook
• Twitter

Oklahoma Lottery Apps and Technology

The Oklahoma Lottery features a mobile app for customers looking to play games on the move. It's available for all Android and iOS devices and allows players to enjoy top features.

The Oklahoma Lottery App has the following features:

• Replay promotions including tickets, points and maps;
• Ticket Checker Function;
• Draw Games;
• Scratchers.

Oklahoma Tax Information

All prizes from the lottery in Oklahoma are subject to income taxes. Some prizes are also tied to tax withholdings. For all awards over $600, the Oklahoma Lottery will give a form W2-G to the winner. In case of prizes higher than $5,000, both state and federal taxes are withheld from winnings received in Oklahoma by local citizens.

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