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All the latest Oregon Lottery game information including draw days and times, game rules and how to claim prizes. Click on a specific game (left) to find out more about that game and the latest results.

Camera & Photo Deals Best Sellers DSLR Cameras Mirrorless Cameras Lenses Point-and-Shoots Sports & Action Cameras Camcorders Photography Drones Security. Online keno is a very easy game to play, especially if you've tried a lottery before. In each game, players must choose numbers (also called spots) that they hope will be chosen in the next drawing. Our simple step by step guide to playing keno online can help get you up to speed with the basic rules of Keno so that you can enjoy your best game. Pick up a current Sports Action Oddset Menu here or at your local Lottery Retailer. Choose the number of sporting events you want to bet on, from 2 to 6. Tickets produced on draw day, before the draw, can only be cancelled before the draw break (the exception is Keno Advance Buy tickets, which may be cancelled after the first draw but before the second draw). Sports Action tickets must be cancelled before the cut-off time of the earliest game chosen.

Current lottery games include: Megabucks - Win for Life - Lucky Lines - Pick 4 - Keno

Oregon Lottery Drawing Schedule

Check the timetable below to find out when the next drawing will take place and the ticket sales cut-off times:

Game Information

While the Oregon Lottery does sell tickets for Powerball and Mega Millions, it has a number of interesting draw games that are only available to in-state players.

Megabucks

Megabucks is the flagship lottery game in the Beaver State. To play, all you have to do is buy a ticket for $1 and choose six numbers from 1 to 48. Drawings take place on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays at 7:29 PM. If you match all six main numbers, you'll win the jackpot!

Lucky Lines

Fans of tic-tac-toe will love Lucky Lines, a great little draw game that offers a starting jackpot of $10,000 and up to eight ways to win per ticket.

Other Games

Other Oregon Lottery games include Keno, special Raffles and Video Lottery Terminals (available in select locations for players 21 and older).

You can also play Scratch-Its, instant-win games available from your local authorized Oregon Lottery retailer.

History of the Oregon Lottery

Established in 1984 as a way to add revenue to the faltering state economy, the Oregon Lottery quickly became one of the biggest revenue generators in the state. Sales started in April 1985 when the first instant win game, or 'scratch-it' was introduced. Oregon's Game Megabucks debuted in November 1985 and is still going strong today.

The Oregon Lottery previously offered a game called Sports Action from 1989 to 2007 as a way of funding college-level athletics and academic scholarships in the state. It was the first lottery in the nation to offer sports wagering by letting players bet on quarter scores and final game scores as well as significant events.

The Oregon Lottery continued to set the course for lotteries across America as it introduced the popular Video Lottery Terminals (VLTs) throughout the state. This was one of the first 24-hour centrally-managed video lottery systems that the country had ever seen!

For the first decade of the Lottery's operation, proceeds were allocated to economic development and the creation of jobs across the state. Since 1995, Oregon Lottery proceeds help raise vital funding for education and the preservation of natural resources, such as the state's native salmon habitat.

Buying Oregon Lottery Tickets

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Oregon lottery games, other than Powerball and Megamillions, are not available onlione to players outside the USA. For Powerball and Megamillions, please visit the tickets page.

Claiming Prizes

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

Won big on the Megabucks or just cleaned up on Lucky Lines? Congratulations - it's time to claim your prize!

Draw game prizes can be redeemed within a year from the draw date. Scratch-its wins may be claimed within a year from the game's end date.

Prizes up to $50,000 may be claimed by mail - see information below.

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If you've won $600 or less, you can also redeem your winnings at any authorized Oregon Lottery retailer.

If you're lucky enough to win $601 or more, you also have the option to pay a visit to the Oregon Lottery office in Salem. Prizes up to $50,000 can be claimed in one day. If you win more than that, you'll have to wait until the next business day.

There's a 25 percent federal withholding tax on all prizes worth $5,000 or more, and Oregon will levy a state tax of eight percent.

Claim a prize by mail

Complete the back of your winning ticket and fill out a claim form. Send both documents to:

1. Oregon

All the latest Oregon Lottery game information including draw days and times, game rules and how to claim prizes. Click on a specific game (left) to find out more about that game and the latest results.

Camera & Photo Deals Best Sellers DSLR Cameras Mirrorless Cameras Lenses Point-and-Shoots Sports & Action Cameras Camcorders Photography Drones Security. Online keno is a very easy game to play, especially if you've tried a lottery before. In each game, players must choose numbers (also called spots) that they hope will be chosen in the next drawing. Our simple step by step guide to playing keno online can help get you up to speed with the basic rules of Keno so that you can enjoy your best game. Pick up a current Sports Action Oddset Menu here or at your local Lottery Retailer. Choose the number of sporting events you want to bet on, from 2 to 6. Tickets produced on draw day, before the draw, can only be cancelled before the draw break (the exception is Keno Advance Buy tickets, which may be cancelled after the first draw but before the second draw). Sports Action tickets must be cancelled before the cut-off time of the earliest game chosen.

Current lottery games include: Megabucks - Win for Life - Lucky Lines - Pick 4 - Keno

Oregon Lottery Drawing Schedule

Check the timetable below to find out when the next drawing will take place and the ticket sales cut-off times:

Game Information

While the Oregon Lottery does sell tickets for Powerball and Mega Millions, it has a number of interesting draw games that are only available to in-state players.

Megabucks

Megabucks is the flagship lottery game in the Beaver State. To play, all you have to do is buy a ticket for $1 and choose six numbers from 1 to 48. Drawings take place on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays at 7:29 PM. If you match all six main numbers, you'll win the jackpot!

Lucky Lines

Fans of tic-tac-toe will love Lucky Lines, a great little draw game that offers a starting jackpot of $10,000 and up to eight ways to win per ticket.

Other Games

Other Oregon Lottery games include Keno, special Raffles and Video Lottery Terminals (available in select locations for players 21 and older).

You can also play Scratch-Its, instant-win games available from your local authorized Oregon Lottery retailer.

History of the Oregon Lottery

Established in 1984 as a way to add revenue to the faltering state economy, the Oregon Lottery quickly became one of the biggest revenue generators in the state. Sales started in April 1985 when the first instant win game, or 'scratch-it' was introduced. Oregon's Game Megabucks debuted in November 1985 and is still going strong today.

The Oregon Lottery previously offered a game called Sports Action from 1989 to 2007 as a way of funding college-level athletics and academic scholarships in the state. It was the first lottery in the nation to offer sports wagering by letting players bet on quarter scores and final game scores as well as significant events.

The Oregon Lottery continued to set the course for lotteries across America as it introduced the popular Video Lottery Terminals (VLTs) throughout the state. This was one of the first 24-hour centrally-managed video lottery systems that the country had ever seen!

For the first decade of the Lottery's operation, proceeds were allocated to economic development and the creation of jobs across the state. Since 1995, Oregon Lottery proceeds help raise vital funding for education and the preservation of natural resources, such as the state's native salmon habitat.

Buying Oregon Lottery Tickets

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Oregon lottery games, other than Powerball and Megamillions, are not available onlione to players outside the USA. For Powerball and Megamillions, please visit the tickets page.

Claiming Prizes

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

Won big on the Megabucks or just cleaned up on Lucky Lines? Congratulations - it's time to claim your prize!

Draw game prizes can be redeemed within a year from the draw date. Scratch-its wins may be claimed within a year from the game's end date.

Prizes up to $50,000 may be claimed by mail - see information below.

Sports Action Bclc

If you've won $600 or less, you can also redeem your winnings at any authorized Oregon Lottery retailer.

If you're lucky enough to win $601 or more, you also have the option to pay a visit to the Oregon Lottery office in Salem. Prizes up to $50,000 can be claimed in one day. If you win more than that, you'll have to wait until the next business day.

There's a 25 percent federal withholding tax on all prizes worth $5,000 or more, and Oregon will levy a state tax of eight percent.

Claim a prize by mail

Complete the back of your winning ticket and fill out a claim form. Send both documents to:

Oregon Lottery
PO BOX 14515
Salem, OR 97309

Rules

You'll need to be at least 18 years old to play Oregon Lottery draw games. If you want to play Video Lottery games, you'll need to be 21.

With the latest in betting facilities and technology, each venue within the Blacktown Workers Club Group has a TAB so that you can view the latest racing and sports action. The TAB offers a one-stop shop for all your sports betting needs, including large screens, self-service Easy Bet Terminals and in a comfortable, modern setting. So grab a beverage from one of our nearby bars, take a seat and get involved by backing your team or picking a winner. Why not download the TAB App for all the latest updates in racing and sports.

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Throughout each venue within the Blacktown Workers Club Group, you'll find many KENO self-service terminals and KENO screens positioned strategically throughout the clubs for your convenience. KENO is a fun, easy-to-play numbers game for adults, where you can win cash prizes. Why not download the Keno App to watch Keno Live on your mobile device, from any location within our venues.

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