1. VA Lottery Results All Lotto
2. Va Lottery Results Usa
3. Winning Va Lottery Numbers

With Lottery Virginia results you have the possibility to consult the history of all lottery games and the prize in the state of Virginia. The Virginia Lottery Results application supports the following games: Mega Millions va lottery. Powerball va lottery. Cash4Life va lottery. Around 5.7% ended up going to the people who had been selling the tickets of Virginia lottery, and the remaining 4.9% ended up taking care of administration costs. ABOUT THE DRAW GAMES. Alongside VA Lotto, the following games are offered: In Mega Millions, VA lottery results can help you win jackpots which start from $40 million.

Virginia Powerball Rules

You can play Powerball in Virginia as long as you are at least 18 years of age. You can subscribe online or just fill out a playslip, either choosing your own numbers or asking for an Easy Pick. If you go for an Easy Pick, a random set of numbers will be chosen for you. Ticket sales close one hour before the drawings on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

As well as being able to play in up to 26 consecutive draws, you can also plan ahead for a special date by selecting the OPTIONAL PLAYS box on your playslip and entering one ‘Future’ draw. Just let the store clerk know which date you want to play. Another option is to select ‘Repeat’ on your playslip if you want to have the same numbers printed on up to 20 separate tickets.

If you win a prize of over $5,000, it will be subject to a state tax of 4 percent in addition to the federal tax of 24 percent.

You can watch Powerball drawings on the following television stations in Virginia:

If you win a prize in Virginia, you will need to come forward and claim it within 180 days of the draw taking place. You should be able to collect any prize up to $600 from any licensed retailer, although some stores will not keep large amounts of cash on their premises for security reasons so you may be given a check or money order.

For prizes of $600 or more, you will need to visit one of the state’s customer service centers or mail your ticket to the Virginia Lottery headquarters. You will need to fill out a claim form and provide identification for any prize of above $600. Acceptable forms of ID include a driver’s license, a passport, a state- or government-issued photo ID card, or a craft or trade license. You must also provide proof of your social security number. The lottery’s headquarters is located at the following address:

Virginia Lottery HQ

600 E. Main Street
Richmond, VA 23219
(804)692-7000
(804)692-7102 (fax)

VA Lottery Results All Lotto

Postal claims should be mailed to: Virginia Lottery Claims, P. O. Box 1254, Richmond, VA, 23218-1254.

The addresses for the Virginia Lottery’s claim centers are as follows:

A Powerball ticket is a bearer instrument, so if you lose it and have not signed it there is no chance that you will be able to claim any prizes you might have won. If your ticket has been damaged, it is unlikely to be eligible for any prize unless it still meets certain conditions. The ticket must still be intact and cannot be unreadable, counterfeit, defective, torn, stolen, defaced, altered, reconstituted, tampered with or previously paid. The ticket data must correspond exactly with the lottery’s computer records.

You can only remain anonymous in Virginia if you claim a Powerball prize that is larger than $10 million; no personal information will be allowed to be disclosed by the Virginia Lottery, though they may still release the amount won, and the retailer from which the winning ticket was bought. If you win up to $10 million, you will still have to go public; your name and hometown will be revealed and a news release will be posted with your photo. While the Virginia Freedom of Information Act requires your identity to be made public for any win up to $10 million, your home address, phone number and Social Security number will not be released.

The majority of the money raised from Powerball ticket sales, 58 percent, is returned to players in the form of prizes. More than a quarter of the revenue, 28 percent, also goes towards public education from kindergarten right through to 12^th grade. You can see a full breakdown of where the Virginia Lottery’s revenues go in the table below:

The lottery has generated hundreds of millions of dollars for schools every year since its inception in 1989. To date, more than $11 billion has been allocated to public education, and funded programs have included Career and Technical Education, the Virginia Preschool Initiative, Early Reading Intervention, Special Education and School Breakfast Program.

Dave Honeywell became Virginia's first Powerball jackpot winner on February 6^th 2013 when he banked $217 million. A computer scientist with the Department of Defense, the Fredericksburg resident purchased his ticket on Superbowl Sunday as he was flying out of Richmond International Airport on a business trip.

He did not discover his good fortune until after he had returned a couple of days later, and his wife admitted that she ‘thought he might be having a heart attack’ when he phoned to give her the news. They announced that they had no immediate plans to quit their jobs, but he did say that he would be happy to replace his 13-year-old car that had 170,000 miles on the clock.

1. Virginia

The Virginia Lottery gives players a chance to win big while raising money for K-12 education. Why not try your luck at one of their great draw games or instant win games? Playing some great draw games in the Old Dominion? Check the latest Virginia Lottery numbers here and see if you're a winner! Just click on a result to find out more about a specific draw.

Current games: Powerball - Mega Millions - Virginia Cash 5 - Virginia Pick 3 - Virginia Pick 4 - Cash4Life - Virginia Money Ball.

Va Lottery Results Usa

• 19
• 27
• 33
• 57
• 59
• 1

• 4
• 5
• 17
• 32
• 36
• 40
• 2

• 6
• 8
• 0
• 1

• 3
• 9
• 7
• 2

Winning Va Lottery Numbers

• 7
• 0
• 4

• 6
• 9
• 7

• 5
• 10
• 18
• 24
• 28

• 4
• 8
• 19
• 24
• 33

Where to Buy Tickets

Powerball and Mega Millions are the only VA games which are available to play outside of America. Find out how to play online.

Virginia Lottery Drawing Schedule

There are seven exciting draw-style games for your to take part in, find out when they are held and they cut-off time for entry:

Game Information

Lottery fans in Virginia can take part in Mega Millions, Powerball and Cash4Life along with in-state games.

Bank a Million allows players to win up to $1 million every Wednesday and Saturday at 11pm, with the Virginia Lottery footing the tax bill on the jackpot for you! Ticket holders pay $2 per play and can use the full amount on one line of numbers, place two $1 bets or four $0.50 wagers.

Simply choose six numbers from 40 and match all of them to win $1 million after tax for $2 bets and $500,000 and $250,000 after tax for $1 and $0.50 wagers. A Bonus Ball is also drawn from the remaining 34 numbers and increases your prize if matched with two, three, four or five main balls.

Here are the prizes on offer and the odds of winning:

Other great Virginia Lottery games include Cash 5, Pick 3 and Pick 4 and Raffle.

Out and about and need a quick bit of lottery fun? Try scratchers - fun instant win games that can give you a shot at a big win without waiting for a drawing to take place. The games cost anywhere from $1 to $20 and can yield incredible prizes. You could snap up millions of dollars in the blink of an eye!

Claiming Prizes

Due to the Coronavirus outbreak, there have been some changes in the way you claim prizes in Virginia. You can find updates on our dedicated Coronavirus Lottery Updates page.

You have 180 days from the date of the drawing to collect a lottery prize and 180 days from the closure of a scratcher game to collect any prizes you may have won.

You can stay anonymous in Virginia, but only if you win more than $10 million. If you win an amount up to $10 million, the Virginia Lottery will release details about your identity if there is a Freedom of Information request.

Prizes may be claimed by mail; see details below.

Picked up a prize of $600 or less? You can also claim your prize at any authorized Virginia Lottery retailer, who can pay you with a cash, check or money order.

You can also visit a dedicated customer service center and redeem it at a prize zone. There are eight such centers across the state, including the Lottery Headquarters in Richmond, so you're never too far away from your well-deserved prize.

You'll need a valid ID card and your Social Security number if your prize is worth more than $100.

Prizes worth $601 or greater will need to be claimed at one of the dedicated prize zones or through the mail. You'll have to supply a copy of your photo ID and your Social Security number, and if you mail the ticket, you should make a copy for your records and send the ticket via registered mail.

Awards of up to $5,000 can be paid by check or on a preloaded Visa card.

If you land a windfall of $5,000 or more, 25 percent will be withheld in federal taxes and four percent will be withheld by the Commonwealth of Virginia.

If you have any questions, email info@valottery.com.

Claim a prize by mail

To redeem a prize of any amount by mail, send your completed and signed ticket to the address below. Be sure to include your daytime phone, email, and mailing address.

For prizes over $100 and up to and including $600: In addition to your ticket and contact details, enclose a copy of your Proof of Resident Social Security / Tax ID number.

For prizes over $600, please send the following:

1. Completed original ticket
2. Your daytime phone, email, and mailing address
3. Copy of a government-issued photo ID
4. Copy of your Proof of Resident Social Security / Tax Identification card

Mail to:

Virginia Lottery Claims
P.O. Box 1254
Richmond, VA 23218-1254

History of the Virginia Lottery

Virginia's current Lottery isn't its first - in fact, the Commonwealth has over 400 years of lottery experience. The Virginia Company raised 29,000 pounds in 1612 in the 'Great Virginia Lottery' to help the Jamestown Settlement. Later, lotteries were used to raise funds for the establishment of the University of William and Mary as well as the University of Virginia.

The current Virginia Lottery was established by popular vote in 1987 and tickets went on sale in 1988. Proceeds originally went to a general fund for construction projects, but in 1999 lottery profits began to be allocated for educational initiatives.

Today, the Virginia Lottery brings smiles to millions of faces across the Old Dominion as players pick up amazing prizes and public education receives vital funding from lottery revenues. Over $6 billion has been allocated to K-12 initiatives in the Commonwealth since 1999 alone!

Rules

You need to be at least 18 years old to buy and redeem lottery tickets in Virginia.