Arizona (AZ) Lottery Results & Winning Numbers
Results Updated On:15 Sep 2025 (GMT)
| Game | Winning Numbers | Details |
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| Mega Millions |
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| Powerball |
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| Triple Twist |
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| Fantasy 5 |
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| Pick 3 |
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| Powerball Double Play |
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Arizona Lottery drawing schedule
All times are Arizona Time.
During Daylight Savings, state game drawings may appear one hour earlier relative to Arizona time and sales cutoffs adjust accordingly.
| Game | Sun | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat |
| Pick 3 | 19:00 | 19:00 | 19:00 | 19:00 | 19:00 | 19:00 | 19:00 |
| Fantasy 5 | 19:00 | 19:00 | 19:00 | 19:00 | 19:00 | 19:00 | 19:00 |
| The Pick | 19:00 | 19:00 | 19:00 | ||||
| Triple Twist | 19:00 | 19:00 | 19:00 | 19:00 | 19:00 | 19:00 | 19:00 |
| Powerball | 19:59 | 19:59 | 19:59 | ||||
| Mega Millions | 20:00 | 20:00 |
Sales cutoffs: Draw game sales close shortly before each drawing.
For example, Powerball sales stop at 7:59 PM on draw nights.
About the Arizona Lottery
The Arizona Lottery was authorized in 1980, with ticket sales beginning July 1, 1981.
Proceeds from AZ draw games and instant tickets support programs in higher education, health and human services, environmental conservation, economic and business development, and the State of Arizona General Fund.
Key facts
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Minimum age to play: 21
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Where to buy: In person at authorized retailers
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Claim deadlines: 180 days from the draw date for draw games, and 180 days from a Scratcher’s end date
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Good practice: Sign your ticket and keep copies of claim documents
Arizona State Lottery rules
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Tickets are sold in person only. There are no online, mail, or phone sales.
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You may be asked to show a valid photo ID to verify age.
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Sign the back of your ticket to establish ownership.
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Check tickets for damage or tampering and contact the Lottery if needed.
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Tickets are bearer instruments. You must present the physical winning ticket to claim.
How to play Arizona Lottery games
1) The Pick (the Arizona Pick)
The Pick is Arizona’s in-state jackpot draw.
You choose six numbers from 1 to 44 or use Quick Pick, and jackpots roll until someone wins.
You can add EXTRA! for $1 or $2 for a chance to win up to $500 instantly on The Pick AZ.
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Cost: $1 per play
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Play: Choose six numbers from 1 to 44 or use Quick Pick
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Add-on: EXTRA! for $1 or $2 for a chance to win up to $500 instantly
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Draws: Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday
2) Triple Twist (a.k.a: AZ Triple Twist, Triple Twist Arizona Lottery)
Arizona Triple Twist is a daily game that gives you three lines per ticket.
You pick six numbers from 1 to 42, and the terminal prints two additional sets automatically.
Win the jackpot by matching all six on a single line, with secondary prizes available, including combinations across lines.
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Cost: $2 per play
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Play: Choose six numbers from 1 to 42 or use Quick Pick. Each ticket also prints two extra lines automatically, giving three lines total
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Win: Match all six on a single line for the jackpot. Secondary prizes are available, including combinations across lines
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Draws: Daily
3) Fantasy 5
Fantasy 5 is a daily jackpot game.
You choose five numbers from 1 to 41 or use Quick Pick, and the jackpot grows until it is won.
About one in ten tickets is a DOUBLER that doubles non-jackpot prizes, and you can add EXTRA! for instant wins up to $500.
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Cost: $1 per play
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Play: Choose five numbers from 1 to 41 or use Quick Pick
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Perks: About one in ten tickets is a DOUBLER that doubles non-jackpot prizes. Add EXTRA! for up to $500 instantly
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Draws: Daily
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Results: Check AZ Fantasy 5 winning numbers nightly on the official channels as well as on Lottery Critic
4) Pick 3
Pick 3 is a daily three-digit game with multiple play types.
You select three digits from 0 to 9 and choose how to play, such as Straight, Box, Straight/Box, Front Pair, or Back Pair.
- Straight: Here, the numbers you picked must match the winning jackpot numbers in exact order.
- Box 3-way: You can match the numbers in any order with this bet type. However, two of the three numbers you’ve selected must match the drawn numbers.
- Box 6-way: With this playstyle, you have to select three different digits and match them to the winning numbers in any order.
- Straight/Box: If you opt for this style, you can choose three numbers and match them to the winning numbers in either the exact or any order.
- Front Pair: As the name suggests, to win, you’ll have to match the first two out of the three digits you’ve selected, in the exact order.
- Back Pair: On the other hand, here, you’ll have to match the last two of your three digits to win a prize.
Top prizes on the AZ Pick 3 depend on play type and can be up to $500 on a $1 wager.
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Cost: $1 per play
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Play: Choose three digits from 0 to 9 with multiple play types
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Top prize: Up to $500
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Draws: Daily
5) Powerball
Powerball is a multi-state jackpot game.
You pick five numbers from 1 to 69 plus one Powerball from 1 to 26, or use Quick Pick.
Power Play for $1 multiplies non-jackpot prizes, and drawings occur on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday.
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Cost: $2 per play
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Play: Pick five numbers from 1 to 69 and one Powerball from 1 to 26
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Add-on: Power Play for $1 multiplies non-jackpot prizes
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Draws: Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday
6) Mega Millions
Mega Millions is a multi-state jackpot game.
You pick five numbers from 1 to 70 plus one Mega Ball from 1 to 25, or use Quick Pick.
Megaplier for $1 multiplies non-jackpot prizes, and drawings occur on Tuesday and Friday.
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Cost: $2 per play
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Play: Pick five numbers from 1 to 70 and one Mega Ball from 1 to 25
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Add-on: Megaplier for $1 multiplies non-jackpot prizes
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Draws: Arizona Mega Millions draws take place on Tuesday and Friday
Arizona Lottery winning odds (Top Prize)
| Lottery Game | Odds to Win Top Prize | Minimum Jackpot / Top Prize |
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| Mega Millions | 1 in 302,575,350 | $40,000,000 |
| Powerball | 1 in 292,201,338 | $40,000,000 |
| The Pick | 1 in 7,059,052 | $1,000,000 |
| Triple Twist | 1 in 5,245,786 | $200,000 |
| Fantasy 5 | 1 in 749,398 | $50,000 |
| Pick 3 | 1 in 1,000 | $500 |
Note: These are the jackpot or top prize odds.
For detailed prize tiers and overall odds, click on the state-specific game pages.
Ticket sales cutoff times (Arizona Time)
| Game | Ticket Sales Close | Advance Plays |
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| Pick 3 | 1 hour before draw time | Up to 12 consecutive draws |
| Fantasy 5 | 1 hour before draw time | Up to 12 consecutive draws |
| Triple Twist | 1 hour before draw time | Up to 12 consecutive draws |
| The Pick | 1 hour before draw time on Mon, Wed, Sat | Up to 10 consecutive draws |
| Powerball | 1 hour before draw time on Mon, Wed, Sat | Up to 10 consecutive draws |
| Mega Millions | 1 hour 1 minute before draw time on Tue, Fri | Up to 10 consecutive draws |
Helpful examples:
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If The Pick draws at 7:00 PM, sales close around 6:00 PM.
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If Mega Millions draws at 8:00 PM, sales close around 6:59 PM.
Note: During Daylight Savings (second Sunday in March through first Saturday in November), relative cutoffs remain correct even if posted clock times shift.
Scratchers and Fast Play
1) Scratchers
Scratchers are instant-win tickets available at various price points.
You reveal the play area to see if you won, with top prizes up to $3.5 million depending on the game.
Games are removed from sale when all jackpots are claimed, and remaining prizes are listed on the official site.
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Price range: $1 to $30
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Top prizes: Up to $3.5 million, depending on the game
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Note: Games are removed from sale when all jackpots are claimed
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Tool: Check AZ Lottery scratchers' remaining prizes on the official site
2) Fast Play
Fast Play tickets print with everything you need to see if you won.
There is no drawing or scratching; you follow the ticket instructions to check for winning combinations.
Prize amounts vary by game, with select titles offering prizes up to $250,000, and a purchase cap policy is in effect.
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How it works: Instant-win tickets are printed at purchase with instructions to see if you won
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Prizes: Vary by game, with select titles offering up to $250,000
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Purchase limit: As of June 24, 2025, Fast Play purchases are limited to $50,000 within 24 hours. Claims that exceed this cap may be void
Arizona Lottery Second Chances: What is Second Chance?
Second Chance is a drawing that gives all your non-winning lottery tickets another shot at bringing you prizes.
Thanks to the Arizona Lottery Players Club app and website, players can participate in numerous Second Chance drawings with both their non-winning and winning tickets.
How does Second Chance work for the AZ Lottery?
To enter a Second Chance Drawing, you have to create an Arizona Lottery Players Club account.
You can do this by downloading the Arizona Lottery Players Club app or through the AZ Lottery’s Players Club website.
Once you log in to your account, you can scan your eligible non-winning tickets or enter the required information into the website.
Quick Draw and Quickcard
1) Quick Draw
Quick Draw offers fast games that are drawn every hour.
You choose from several play styles, with tickets starting at $1.
Depending on the option, you can win by hitting one number, matching in exact order, or creating lines on a grid.
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Frequency: Drawn every hour
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Price: Starts at $1
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Game options:
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One to Win: Win from $250 to $5,000 by hitting one number
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5/10/45: A 5-spot can win up to $500 at a $1 wager or up to $10,000 at a $20 wager
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5 In-A-Line: Match in exact order; top prize $5,000
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Lucky Links: Create lines on a grid to win up to $25,000
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2) Quickcard
Quickcard is a pre-printed Arizona Powerball or Mega Millions ticket with Quick Pick numbers under a scratch coating.
It is valid for the next available drawing after purchase.
Power Play and Megaplier are not available with Quickcard.
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What it is: Pre-printed Powerball or Mega Millions Quick Pick numbers under a scratch coating
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Eligible draw: Next available drawing
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Price points: $4 for two plays, $6 for four plays, $10 for five plays
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Note: Power Play and Megaplier are not available with Quickcard
Advance play options
One of the most convenient features of the Arizona Lottery is the ability to purchase tickets ahead of time.
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Draw Games: Depending on the game, players can buy tickets for up to 10 or 12 draws in advance.
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Powerball & Mega Millions: Advance plays let you secure entries for upcoming jackpot draws without returning to the store every week.
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The Pick, Fantasy 5, Pick 3, Triple Twist: Multi-draw options make it easy to play your favorite local games over several days in one purchase.
Advance play is especially helpful for players who don’t want to miss a draw, even if they can’t make it to a retailer that day.
| Game | Advance draws you can enter |
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| Powerball | Up to 10 |
| Mega Millions | Up to 10 |
| The Pick | Up to 10 |
| Triple Twist | Up to 12 |
| Fantasy 5 | Up to 12 |
| Pick 3 | Up to 12 |
Trio tickets
The Trio is a $5 bundle that includes one Powerball, one Mega Millions, and one The Pick ticket.
It offers a simple way to cover the biggest AZ draw games with one purchase.
The Trio was designed for players who enjoy big jackpots but want a simple way to cover multiple games at once.
It’s a fast, affordable option for those who want to try their luck in both multi-state and local draws.
How to purchase a Trio
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Go to an authorized Arizona Lottery retailer.
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Ask for a “Trio” ticket. It’s $5 per play and bundles one Powerball, one Mega Millions, and one The Pick entry for the next available draws.
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Pay and receive your entries, then sign your tickets and keep them safe.
Notes: Trio isn’t sold online; purchases are in person only. Claim deadlines still apply (draw games: 180 days from the draw date). You can check results via the official website, Players Club app, hotline, or in-store scanners.
Lost or damaged tickets
Lottery tickets are bearer instruments.
Whoever holds the ticket can claim the prize.
Sign the back of the ticket immediately, store it safely, and avoid damage.
The Lottery may not accept altered or severely damaged tickets.
Where to find results by day
| Day | Games drawn | Where to check |
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| Monday | Powerball, Pick 3, Fantasy 5, Triple Twist | Website, app, hotline, retailers |
| Tuesday | Mega Millions, Pick 3, Fantasy 5, Triple Twist | Website, app, hotline, retailers |
| Wednesday | Powerball, The Pick, Pick 3, Fantasy 5, Triple Twist | Website, app, hotline, retailers |
| Thursday | Pick 3, Fantasy 5, Triple Twist | Website, app, hotline, retailers |
| Friday | Mega Millions, Pick 3, Fantasy 5, Triple Twist | Website, app, hotline, retailers |
| Saturday | Powerball, The Pick, Pick 3, Fantasy 5, Triple Twist | Website, app, hotline, retailers |
| Sunday | Pick 3, Fantasy 5, Triple Twist | Website, app, hotline, retailers |
How to claim a prize in Arizona
Before you claim
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Sign your ticket and make copies of the front and back
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Deadlines: Draw games and Scratchers have 180-day claim windows
Claim options by prize amount
| Prize amount | Where to claim | Notes |
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| $599 or less | Retailers or by mail | All retailers pay up to $100. Some pay up to $599. Check first |
| $600 to $49,999 | Phoenix or Tucson claim center, drop box at those offices, or by mail | Bring the required documents. Most in-person claims are paid the same day |
| $50,000 and above | Phoenix or Tucson claim center in person or by drop box, or by mail | Large prizes are typically processed at claim centers |
Required documents for $600 dollars or more
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Signed winning ticket
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Completed Winner Claim Form (English or Spanish). You can download it right here: Arizona Lottery Winner Form
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Copy of a government-issued ID that shows your mailing address and signature
Claim by mail
Send your signed ticket, completed claim form, and copy of ID to:
- Arizona Lottery
P.O. Box 2913
Phoenix, AZ 85062
Mailed claims are processed in about two weeks.
Keep copies of all documents.
Claim centers
- Phoenix Headquarters
4740 E University Drive
Phoenix, AZ 85034
Phone: (480) 921-4400
Hours: Monday to Friday, 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM
- Tucson
2955 E Grant Road
Tucson, AZ 85716
Phone: (520) 628-5107
Hours: Monday to Friday, 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM
Some sources list additional service locations such as Kingman and Phoenix Sky Harbor.
Availability and hours vary by source.
Verify locally before visiting.
Taxes at a glance
In short:
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State tax: 4.8% for citizens/residents, 6% for non-resident aliens.
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Federal tax: 24% for citizens/residents, 30% for non-resident aliens.
These are the amounts typically withheld by the Lottery when you claim.
Actual tax owed is determined when you file your returns.
| Winner type | When withholding applies | Federal withholding | Arizona state withholding | Total withheld |
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| US citizens/residents | $600+ | 24% | 4.8% | 28.8% |
| Non-US citizens/non-residents | $600+ | 30% | 6% | 36% |
Notes
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No withholding is taken on prizes under $600, but the income is still taxable when you file.
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Non-cash prizes (for example, a car or trip) are taxed on fair market value.
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Arizona taxes out-of-state winners of multi-state games (for example, Powerball, Mega Millions).
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If you owe the state (taxes, child support, etc.), amounts may be withheld from your prize.
Forms and reporting
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The Lottery issues a W-2G for prizes of $600 or more. Keep this for your federal and state returns.
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Withholding is a prepayment, not a final bill, you may owe more or get a refund depending on your total income and deductions.
How it's calculated (married filers info)
Withholding (4.8% for residents; 6% for non-residents) is not your final Arizona tax.
Your state return uses Arizona’s income tax rates based on filing status and total taxable income.
One of your sources lists the following state rate bands (these are general income tax brackets, not lottery-specific rates):
| Arizona taxable income | Married filing jointly | Single |
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| First band | 2.59% on $0-$53,000 | 2.59% on $0-$26,500 |
| Second band | 3.34% on $53,001-$106,000 | 3.34% on $26,501-$53,000 |
| Third band | 4.17% on $106,001-$318,000 | 4.17% on $53,001-$159,000 |
| Top band | 4.50% on $318,001+ | 4.50% on $159,001+ |
Why this matters:
Your lottery winnings are added to your income for the year.
The 4.8% withheld at claim is credited on your state return; your final Arizona tax depends on the bracket your total taxable income (wages + winnings + other income) falls into for your filing status.
Quick examples (for illustration)
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AZ resident wins $10,000: Lottery withholds $2,400 federal (24%) and $480 state (4.8%). At tax time, the $10,000 is added to your income; your final Arizona tax is computed using the brackets above, and the $480 counts as prepaid tax.
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Non-resident wins $10,000: Lottery withholds $3,000 federal (30%) and $600 state (6%). When you file, those withholdings are credited against your actual liability.
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$599 or less: No withholding, but you still report the income.
Additional tax notes
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Debts owed to the state: If a winner owes back taxes, child support, or other state debts, these amounts will be deducted before payment.
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Non-cash prizes: Taxes also apply to trips, vehicles, or other prizes. Winners must report the fair market value as taxable income.
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Reporting: The Arizona Lottery issues a W-2G form for prizes of $600 or more, which must be filed with your federal and state tax returns.
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Final tax liability: Withholding may not cover your full tax obligation. Depending on your total income, you could owe more (or receive a refund) when filing taxes with the IRS and the Arizona Department of Revenue.
Where the Arizona Lottery money goes
Proceeds benefit statewide programs in four areas:
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Health and Human Services
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Higher education
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Environmental conservation
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Economic and business development
A portion also supports the State of Arizona General Fund.
Here’s a breakdown of how funds are distributed:
| Beneficiary Area | Examples of Programs Supported |
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| Health & Human Services | Homeless shelters, community health clinics, crisis support |
| Higher Education | Scholarships, state university funding, and workforce training |
| Environmental Conservation | Parks, wildlife protection, and land preservation |
| Economic & Business Development | Local infrastructure projects, job training initiatives |
| General Fund | Statewide services, including public safety |
Notable winners of the AZ Lottery
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Powerball, November 28, 2012: $587.5 million shared jackpot, Matthew Good chose the cash option
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Mega Millions, June 9, 2020: $414 million jackpot, Glendale winners remained anonymous
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Powerball, April 27, 2022: $473 million jackpot, anonymous Gilbert couple
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Mega Millions, October 20, 2021: $108 million jackpot, three family members from Lake Havasu
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Powerball, March 4, 1995: $101 million jackpot, anonymous winner
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The Pick, January 2025: $6.9 million jackpot, Phoenix winner
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Scratchers, April 2025: $4 million prize, Scottsdale winner
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Powerball, May 2025: $94 million jackpot, Chandler winner
Arizona Lottery history & milestones
The Arizona Lottery has a long history of innovation and growth.
Here’s a look at the key moments:
| Year | Milestone |
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| 1980 | Voters approve a statewide lottery initiative. Arizona becomes the first state west of the Mississippi to authorize a lottery. |
| 1981 | Arizona Lottery officially launches with its first instant-win scratch ticket, Scratch It Rich. |
| 1994 | Arizona joins Powerball, opening access to multi-state jackpots. |
| 2002 | Voters extend the lottery for another 10 years with strong support. |
| 2010 | Authorization is extended again through 2035. Arizona joins Mega Millions. |
| 2017 | The lottery introduces the Trio bundle ticket. |
| 2020s | Jackpots reach record highs, including a $410 million Mega Millions win in Glendale. |
This timeline shows how Arizona went from a single scratcher game to a wide range of draw games, multi-state jackpots, and digital tools like the Players Club app.
Apps and technology
Players Club app for iOS and Android:
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Scan tickets to check results and enter promotions
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Manage a Players Club account and receive alerts
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View remaining prizes and recent winners
Resources and contacts for Arizona
Official site: ArizonaLottery.com
Winning numbers hotlines
Phoenix: 480-829-7425
Tucson: 520-325-9141
Statewide: 1-800-499-3798
Claim forms: Winner Claim Forms are available in English and Spanish
Mail claims to: Arizona Lottery, P.O. Box 2913, Phoenix, AZ 85062
Helpful searches:
Common searches include AZ draw games, AZ Lottery scratchers remaining prizes, AZ Lottery Fantasy 5 winning numbers, and AZ Loto.
Perform these searches to find the official sites.
Moreover, you can also check trusted sources like us (Lottery Critic) to see the most recent results and most up-to-date information.
Your schedules, game summaries, and FAQs above cover these topics in one place.
Arizona Lottery customer support
If you ever need to contact the Arizona Lottery’s customer support, these are the channels you can use:
- AZ Lottery questions page
- AZ Lottery complaints page
- AZ Lottery public records requests
- AZ Lottery support services
Arizona Lottery social accounts
To keep up with the Arizona Lottery news and updates, you can follow these social media accounts:
Arizona Lottery FAQs
What time is The Pick drawing?
The Pick draws at 7:00 PM on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday.
What time do they stop selling lottery tickets in Arizona?
Sales close shortly before each draw. For Powerball, sales stop at 7:59 PM on draw nights. Other games post cutoffs at purchase.
How do I check AZ Lottery results?
Use the official website, the Players Club app scanner, the winning numbers hotline, or in-store scanners.
How much do you win with 4 numbers on The Pick?
Amounts for matching four numbers vary by prize chart. Check the current The Pick prize table on the official site or at purchase.
Can I buy Arizona Lottery tickets online?
No. Tickets are sold in person at authorized retailers.
What is the minimum age to play?
You must be 21 or older with a valid ID.
How many advance draws can I buy?
Powerball, Mega Millions, and The Pick offer up to 10 advance draws. Triple Twist, Fantasy 5, and Pick 3 offer up to 12.
Can I remain anonymous if I win?
For prizes of $600 or more, your information is confidential for 90 days. For $100,000 or more, you may choose permanent anonymity. City and county may still be disclosed.
How long do claims take?
Most in-person claims are paid the same day. Mailed claims take about two weeks.
Can I buy lottery tickets online in Arizona?
No, you cannot buy Arizona lottery tickets online. Tickets must be purchased in person from authorized retailers. However, you can use the Players Club app for Second Chance drawings and to check results.
How old do you have to be to buy lottery tickets in Arizona?
You must be 21 or older to purchase lottery tickets in Arizona. A valid photo ID is required when buying tickets or claiming prizes.
Can I remain anonymous if I win the lottery in Arizona?
Yes. For prizes of $600+, the winner's info is confidential for 90 days. For $100,000+, you may choose permanent anonymity; your city and county may still be disclosed. Blind trusts are not permitted to claim.
How do I increase my chances of winning the lottery?
Odds are fixed per game (see our odds table). Buying more entries gives you more chances in that draw, but does not change the odds per entry. Some players enter as an office pool (we already outlined pool-claim steps), which increases total entries, but prizes are shared; always play responsibly.
What payment methods can I use to buy tickets?
Retailers accept cash, debit cards, money orders, and travelers’ cheques. Availability can vary by location, so ask your retailer which forms of payment they accept.
Do Arizona Lottery tickets expire?
Yes. Draw game prizes must be claimed within 180 days of the draw date, and Scratcher prizes within 180 days of the game’s end date. Expired tickets cannot be redeemed and have no value.
Is there a Second Chance drawing?
Yes. Create a Players Club account, then scan or enter eligible tickets through the app or website when promotions are available. Promotions change over time, so check the app or site for current eligibility and deadlines.
Can non-residents claim Arizona Lottery prizes?
Yes. Arizona allows non-residents to claim prizes, and Arizona and federal tax rules may apply. You’ll still need to provide the required ID and tax information to process the claim.
Will taxes be withheld on prizes under $600?
No. Withholding begins at $600 and above. You may still owe taxes when you file your return, depending on your total income.
Can I use Power Play or Megaplier with Quickcard?
No. Power Play and Megaplier are not available with Quickcard. If you want these multipliers, buy a standard ticket at the terminal instead.
Where can I check remaining prizes for Scratchers?
In the Scratchers section of the official website, which lists current games and remaining prize counts. Use it before you buy to compare game options and prize availability.
References
- Federal Trade Commission
- Arizona State Lottery
- Arizona Lottery Players Club
- Arizona Auditor General Report
