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Feb 06, 2021 Massachusetts Lottery KENO The Massachusetts Lottery runs a daily KENO draw, with winning numbers drawn every 4 minutes. The maximum prize for each draw is $1,000,000 (for players who match all the winning numbers in a 12-spot game). Players can also opt to pay double the ticket price to add KENO BONUS to their ticket. Mass Lottery To Go Games Return to full site. My Recent Tickets. Massachusetts State Lottery Site.

You can use this Massachusetts Lottery page to find the latest information for lottery games held in the Bay State.

You have no recent tickets. Play a To-Go game in Ticket Mode to get started. KENO is a lotto-style game in which winning numbers are drawn approximately every four minutes. Play KENO-to-go and leave the premises, and check your numbers online. Players choose between 1 and 12 spots.

Current MA lottery games include: Massachusetts Megabucks - Lucky for Life - Mass Cash - Numbers Evening - Numbers Midday - Powerball and MegaMillions.

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Massachusetts Lottery Draw Schedule

How late can you buy lottery tickets in MA? Find out in the table below, you can also find out the drawing times so you know when to check if you're a winner!

Megabucks Doubler

Megabucks Doubler is a 6/49 game that gives players a chance to win impressive jackpot prizes. Drawings take place on Wednesdays and Saturdays, and all you have to do is purchase a ticket for $1 per play and select six numbers from 1 to 49. Match all six numbers drawn and you'll win the jackpot prize!

Other Games

Other great Massachusetts Lottery draw games include Mass Cash, a Match 5 game which has a set jackpot of $100,000, and Numbers, a quick game that offers drawings twice a day.

Instant win games can be purchased at most major retailers and offer players the chance to experience the thrill of victory as soon as they scratch off the ticket cover. Games cost as little as $1 per play and the prizes available can rival those of some draw games. Why not pop into a store today and try one?

History of the Massachusetts Lottery

The Massachusetts Lottery sold its first ticket on April 6th, 1972, with seven people winning $50,000 each in 'the Game' drawing.

The popular Mass Cash game was introduced in 1991 and the state joined Powerball in 1996. Massachusetts then joined Mega Millions in 2010 and launched the regional Lucky for Life game in 2012. The state introduced a keno game in 2013 that offers players the chance to pick up prizes every four minutes seven days a week!

Buying Tickets

Even if you don't live in Massachusetts or the United States, you can still participate in lottery games such as Mega Millions and Powerball. Visit the Buy Tickets page for more information.

Claiming Your Prize

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

Winners may redeem prizes of $50,000 and below by mail - scroll down for details. Prizes worth $600 or less can also be redeemed at authorized retailers throughout Massachusetts, while any payout worth between $601 and $49,999 can be claimed at the regional offices in Boston, Braintree, New Bedford, West Springfield, Woburn or Worcester.

If you're really lucky and win $50,000 or more, you'll need to visit the offices in Braintree to make your claim.

You'll have one year after the date of the drawing to come forward and pick up your winnings before the prize expires.

Massachusetts taxes of five percent are withheld on all prizes worth more than $600. If you win more than $5,000, both state taxes and a federal tax of 25 percent will be applicable to your prize.

Claim a prize by mail

If you've won $50,000 or less, you can mail your claim to the Lottery. Fill out a winner claim form and send it along with the original signed ticket.

In addition to the ticket and claim form, for prizes over $600 you'll also need a copy of a government-issued photo ID and a copy of a document verifying your Social Security Number.

Send to:

Massachusetts State Lottery
P.O. Box 859036
Braintree, MA 02185-9036

Rules

You must be at least 18 years old to play Massachusetts Lottery games.

The prize tables in keno can look a bit complicated. Here’s our quick tips on what to look out for in keno pay schedules.

Each casino has its own system of payouts, which you will find set out in the Keno brochures or payout schedules around the casino or, if you’re playing Video keno you’ll find a payout table on each machine. An example is shown below.

The term ‘spot’ refers to how many numbers you have marked on your ticket. The term ‘catch’ refers to how many of your chosen numbers match what the house draws.

The table shows what you will win for a 1 coin stake. You need to multiply these amounts by the amount you are wagering. So in the example below, if you make a $2 bet, pick 4 spots and catch 3 of them you will win $12 (that is, $2 x 6).

This schedule does not pay out if you don’t match any numbers. But in some cases if you mark a lot of numbers the casino pays off if you catch 0.

Note that in Keno you do not get your stake back if you win.

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Another Example of a Keno Paytable

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This is the payout schedule for online casinos running on Microgaming software. If you like the look of it, here’s where to find Microgaming casinos.

Mass Lottery Keno

In a live casino keno game, where lots of players are gambling on the same draw, the most the house can pay out for any one draw is generally $50,000. If there are too many winners they will each get a proportionate share of this sum.