Wyoming Lottery

Are you holding any winning Wyoming Lottery tickets? Check the numbers picked on Friday, November 21, for the Mega Millions lottery jackpot which was estimated at $43 million, maybe you'll have more holiday spending money.

Have you checked your Wyoming Lottery tickets yet to see if you've won part of the estimated $60 million jackpot? Power Ball numbers were picked on Wednesday, November 19, at 9 p.m. and we have them for you.

Did you win any money in the Mega Millions lottery drawing on Friday? If you bought any Wyoming Lottery tickets this week, you just might have a little extra cash for this weekend after you collect your winnings.

The Wyoming Lottery Corporation today reported that 4,889 players won a total of $21,028, during its first Mega Millions® drawing Tuesday night and 2,805 players won a total of $25,009 during its first Powerball® drawing Wednesday night...

With the Aug. 24 launch of Powerball® and Mega Millions® ticket sales less than a month away, the Wyoming Lottery has started releasing the names of the retailers it has approved so far. The Lottery’s goal is to have a maximum of 450 to 500 ticket-selling locations statewide...

The Wyoming Lottery Corp. has announced that effective today, May 21, it is now accepting applications from Wyoming retail business owners who want to sell Powerball® and Mega Millions® tickets at their retail locations. Wyoming retail business owners have several options for applying to become a WyoLotto™ retailer...

Wyoming retailers interested in selling Powerball® and Mega Millions® tickets should attend one of the two workshops being offered from 10 a.m. - noon and from 2 - 4 p.m. on Wed., April 30 at the Parkway Plaza in Casper. ...

. The Wyoming Lottery Corp. will hold workshops in Evanston on April 22, Jackson on April 23, Riverton on April 24, two in Cheyenne on April 25, Gillette on April 28, Sheridan on April 29 and two in Casper on April 30. The lottery is working on finalizing dates for Rock Springs and Cody...

Wyoming residents will be able to buy tickets for two types of multi-state games — Powerball and Mega Millions — but not instant-win games like scratch-off tickets.

The Wyoming Lottery Board estimates that the first year of the state's lottery system will bring in about $20 million from ticket sales.