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Welcome to the New Hampshire Lottery Results weblog! This site is to be used as an informative resource for the New Hampshire State Lottery winning numbers and news updates for lotto winners in the state of New Hampshire. The NH Lottery features several draw games such as Powerball and Mega-Millions, that are played in other states across the country. In addition to NH Lottery Powerball and Mega Millions games, players may also purchase scratch-off tickets at any retailer across the state for a chance to win cash prizes instantly. Scratch-off tickets and lottery drawings offer tickets starting at one dollar, allowing virtually anyone the chance to become an instant millionaire by playing New Hampshire Lottery games.

New Hampshire Powerball Lottery

The New Hampshire Powerball Lottery is a multi-state lottery game played in 45 states with a shared jackpot that begins at 40 million dollars and continues to grow until a lottery ticket is produced that has 5 matching numbers plus a Powerball number. New Hampshire Powerball winners must claim winning tickets over $500 at the state lottery headquarters. Powerball jackpot winnings are paid out in a lump sum that is approximately half of the total Powerball Jackpot or take 30 annual payments totaling the full amount (minus taxes). New Hampshire Powerball Lottery drawings are held every Wednesday and Saturday evening at 10:00 p.m. central standard time. To check winning Powerball tickets, please visit our website for instant results following each drawing and test drive our assortment of lottery tools like the frequency charts, hot picks and number generators.

New Hampshire Mega Millions Lottery

The New Hampshire Mega Millions Lottery is a multi-state lottery game played in 45 states with a shared jackpot that begins at 12 million dollars and continues to grow until a lottery ticket is produced that has 5 matching numbers plus a Mega Millions number. New Hampshire Mega Millions winners must claim winning tickets over $500 at the state lottery headquarters. Mega Millions jackpot winnings are paid out in a lump sum that is approximately half of the total Mega Millions Jackpot or take 26 annual payments totaling the full amount (minus taxes). New Hampshire Mega Millions Lottery drawings are held every Wednesday and Saturday evening at 10:00 p.m. central standard time. To check winning Mega Millions tickets, please visit our website for instant results following each drawing and test drive our assortment of lottery tools like the frequency charts, hot picks and number generators.

NH Lottery players must be at least 18 years old to buy any type of state lotto tickets.

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All the latest New Hampshire Lottery numbers are right here on this page. Click on a quick link to find out more about the most recent winning numbers from all your favorite games!

Current lottery games include: Powerball - Mega Millions - Lucky for Life - Gimme 5

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Buying New Hampshire Lottery Tickets

Lottery fans outside of America are only able to take part in multi-state games Mega Millions and Powerball. Find out how to get involved here.

New Hampshire Lottery Drawing Schedule

As part of the tri-state lottery, New Hampshire drawings take place at the same time as those in Maine and Vermonth. Find out when ticket sales close for your favorite game to avoid missing out:

Game Information

New Hampshire residents take part in Powerball, Lucky for Life and Mega Millions. As part of the Tri-State Lottery, the New Hampshire Lottery also offers great games like Megabucks, Gimme 5 and Fast Play. Visit the Tri-State Lottery page to learn more about this unique and exciting lottery group.

Scratch games are popular among those who want to play a lottery game right then and there. Tickets cost between $1 and $25 and the prizes can be worth as much as $2 million! Pick up a scratch game from an authorized New Hampshire retailer.

Claiming New Hampshire Lottery Prizes

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

You'll have a year from the date of the drawing or from the announced end of game date (for Scratch games) to claim any prize you may have won.

Prizes of all values can be claimed by mail. Prizes worth up to $599 can also be paid out by authorized New Hampshire Lottery retailers.

If you win more than $600, you have the option to visit the New Hampshire Lottery head office in Concord, and you'll need to bring: 1) signed winning ticket, 2) completed claim form, 3) government-issued photo ID and 4) proof of Social Security Number. You will be given a receipt and your claim will be processed within within 48 hours. Look out for your prize check in the mail.

New Hampshire has no state tax on lottery prizes, but if you win more than $5,000 then a federal withholding tax of 25 percent will be levied on the money you win.

If you have questions, please call 603-271-3391 or email webmaster@lottery.nh.gov.

Claim a prize by mail

For prizes up to $599, fill out the back of your ticket and mail it to the address below.

For prizes of $600 and above, the following documents are required:

1. Completed ticket
2. Completed claim form
3. Copy of government-issued photo ID (e.g. driver's license)
4. Copy of document verifying SSN

Send to:

Attn: Claims
New Hampshire Lottery
14 Integra Drive
Concord, NH 03301

Claims processing will take about a week.

History of the New Hampshire Lottery

Did I Win The Lottery

You never get anywhere if you're not persistent, and persistent is exactly what Representative Larry Pickett was. Over the course of 10 years, he proposed five separate bills that would establish a sweepstakes to raise money for education. Time after time, he was defeated - but he never gave up. In 1963, his efforts paid off when a bill establishing a sweepstakes was passed and eventually signed into law. Tickets went on sale on March 12th, 1964.

Powerball tickets went on sale in 1995 and the state joined Mega Millions in January 2010. Over $1.6 billion has been allocated to educational initiatives in New Hampshire since the lottery began all those years ago, and that number will only continue to grow.

Rules

New Hampshire Lottery players must be at least 18 years old.