Washington's Lottery
This article deals with the lottery for the state of Washington. For the District of Columbia lottery see: D.C. Lottery.
Washington's Lottery is run by the government of Washington. Its games include Mega Millions, Keno, Hit 5, and numerous scratch games (including Lucky For Life, which replaced a numbers game by the same name).
Games
Washington's Lottery offers several draw games, plus numerous scratch ticket games. The list of draw games is as follows:
| Game | Matriices | Prizes |
|---|---|---|
| Lotto | Pick 6 of 49 | $3-Jackpot (Jackpot starts at $1 million) |
| Mega Millions | Pick 5 of 56, Pick 1 of 46 | $2-Jackpot (Jackpot starts at $10 million) |
| Hit 5 | Pick 5 of 39 | $1-Cashpot (Cashpot starts at $100k) |
| Daily Keno | Pick 10 of 80 | Prizes vary by number of 'spots' picked and matched. |
| Daily Game | Pick 3 numbers, each from 0-9 | Prizes vary by betting style. |
A list of scratch ticket games found in washington can be found *here
Retired Games
This is a list of the draw games that have been retired and the dates they were active.
| Name | Dates | Rules |
|---|---|---|
| Quinto | March 17, 2007 | Pick 5 of 52 cards |
| Lotto Plus | May 1, 2002 - October 4, 2003 | Pick 5 of ??, Pick 1 of ?? |
Special Games
For it's 25th annerversary, the lottery made it's first raffle game. 375,000 tickets were sold for 3 chances at $1 million, 4 chances at $100k, and 350 chances for $1k. In the first drawing, all the tickets sold out. In Spring 2008, They repeated the raffle, with the same numbers of tickets, etc. This time over 100,000 were left unsold.
==Special Rules Many US lotteries draw some games, such as pick-3, at least twice daily. However, local law prohibits Washington's Lottery from drawing any of its games more than once per day. This explains why its Keno is not drawn every few minutes, unlike a growing number of US lotteries.
Minimum age to play is 18.
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