Georgia Jumbo Bucks Lotto
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The starting jackpot is $1 million and rolls over to the next draw if there is no jackpot winner, potentially increasing the prize amount significantly with each draw.

Non-residents can purchase tickets and win prizes but must buy their tickets within the state. Tickets cannot be sold or mailed across state lines.

The annuity option pays the jackpot prize over 30 years, providing a steady income stream. The lump sum option pays out a one-time, reduced amount immediately.

Large prizes including jackpots, must be claimed at a Georgia Lottery office. Bring your signed winning ticket, identification, and social security card.

Lost tickets cannot be redeemed. Sign your ticket upon purchase and keep it in a safe place to protect against loss or theft.

If there is no jackpot winner the prize rolls over to the next draw, increasing the jackpot amount until someone wins.

There are several tiers of secondary prizes for matching fewer numbers. The prize amounts vary based on how many numbers you match.

Jackpot winnings can be claimed as a lump sum or an annuity over 30 years. All other prizes are paid as a single lump sum.

The overall odds of winning a prize are approximately 1 in 47. This includes any prize level, from the smallest to the jackpot.

We publish the latest Georgia Jumbo Bucks Lotto results right here on the USA Lotteyr website. You can also scan your ticket using the lottery's mobile app.

Unclaimed prizes are returned to the prize pool for future games and promotions. This helps increase the prize amounts for other players.

Choose six numbers from 1 to 47 on your play slip or opt for a Quick Pick, where the lottery terminal randomly selects numbers for you. You can play multiple sets of numbers on the same ticket.

Yes, you can purchase tickets for up to 26 consecutive draws in advance. This allows you to play your favorite numbers in several upcoming draws without the need to visit a retailer each time.

In Georgia winners of $250,000 or more can choose to remain anonymous. For prizes less than this amount, winners' identities may be disclosed.

Winners have 180 days from the draw date to claim their prizes. It's important to check your tickets promptly to avoid missing out on your winnings.

Yes, lottery winnings are subject to both federal and state taxes. The Georgia Lottery will withhold taxes from prizes over $5,000.