California Super Lotto

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Playing the California Super Lotto and picking possible winning numbers are as easy as counting to five! Five steps, five numbers and simply buy a ticket from a Local Retailer to stand a chance to win big cash prizes.

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The California Super Lotto is one of the US’ most popular lottery games and offers players a chance to win the top prize – online or by buying a ticket from a local lottery retail store. Easily check today’s California Super Lotto winning numbers, handy ‘bits’ and useful tips.

The California Super Lotto was created in November 1984 with the aim in mind of contributing to the state’s public education fund and has been overseen by a governor-appointed lottery commission to ensure the integrity and administration of funds from its start. A bill was passed in April 2010, which requires that 87% of lottery sales are returned to the public in the form of prizes and contributions.

The California Super Lotto offers players the following games:

Scratchers®:

Scratch Cards

Scan your ticket to see if you won using the CA Lottery® App.

Ticket Prices range from as little as $1 and ranges up to $30 each

Payouts can range from $500 up to $10,000,000

Up to 55 cards to pick from – subject to change

Odds of Winning are available on the back of each card.

2nd Chance:

Another chance to win cash and prizes with bonus and promotional draws

Register for an account

Log into My Account and submit the 2nd Chance code on your eligible SuperLotto Plus®, non-winning Scratchers®, or $5 or more Fantasy 5 ticket.

SuperLotto Plus 2nd Chance: Opportunity to win $15,000 in a weekly draw

SuperLotto Plus 2nd Chance: Every $1 you spend on a ticket gives you 1 entry into 2nd Chance drawings

Scratchers 2nd Chance: Opportunity to win up to $25,000 in a weekly draw.

Scratchers 2nd Chance: Every $1 you spend gives you 1 entry into 2nd Chance drawings.

Fantasy 5 2nd Chance: One or more $5 tickets gives you another opportunity to win up to $10,000 in a weekly draw. For every $5 you play, you get a 2nd Chance code for 1 entry into 2nd Chance drawings.

As soon as 2nd Chance codes are submitted, you’re entered into all applicable weekly draws and additional Lottery promotional draws.

The California Super Lotto offers more than one ‘ball-game’ each with their own way to play.

Step-by-step guide to playing the lotto and lotto plus games in California.

Powerball:

$2 cost

Time and Date of the Next draw: Draws on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 7:59 p.m.

How to play?

Using a Lottery play-slip pick 5 numbers between 1 and 69 and 1 Power Number between 1 and 26. A Quick Pick® option is also on offer by the use of a random number generator. To play the same numbers for consecutive draws, just mark Advance Play® which allows you to play multiple draws (up to 10 consecutive draws) with one purchase.

Pay $2 per play for each Powerball ticket, which is your receipt. Once it prints, the play cannot be cancelled or refunded - avoiding any lotto scams.

Powerball Live draws take place on both Wednesdays and Saturdays at 7:59 p.m. Draw entry closes at 7 p.m. on the day of the draw.

Powerball has 9 winning ball combinations. The more numbers on your ticket that match the Winning numbers drawn, the more you win.

Mega Millions:

$2 cost

Time and Date of the Next draw: Draws on Tuesdays and Fridays at 8 p.m. Draw entry closes at 7:45 p.m. on the day of the draw.

How to play?

Using a Lottery play-slip pick 5 numbers between 1 and 70 and 1 Mega Number between 1 and 25. A Quick Pick® option is also on offer by the use of a random number generator. To play the same numbers for consecutive draws, just mark Advance Play® which allows you to play multiple draws (up to 10 consecutive draws) with one purchase.

Pay $2 per play for each Powerball ticket, which is your receipt. Once it prints, the play cannot be cancelled or refunded - avoiding any lotto scams.

Powerball Live draws take place on both Wednesdays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. Draw entry closes at 7:45 p.m. on the day of the draw.

Mega Millions has 9 winning ball combinations. The more numbers on your ticket that match the Winning numbers drawn, the more you win.

Superlotto Plus®:

$1 cost

Time and Date of the Next draw: Draws on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Draw entry closes at 7:45 p.m. on the day of the draw.

How to play?

Using a Lottery play-slip pick 5 numbers between 1 and 47 and 1 Mega Number between 1 and 27. A Quick Pick® option is also on offer by the use of a random number generator. To play the same numbers for consecutive draws, just mark Advance Play® which allows you to play multiple draws (2 to 8, 16, or 20 consecutive) with one purchase.

Pay $2 per play for each Powerball ticket, which is your receipt. Once it prints, the play cannot be cancelled or refunded - avoiding any lotto scams.

Powerball Live draws take place on both Wednesdays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. Draw entry closes at 7:45 p.m. on the day of the draw.

Superlotto Plus® has 9 winning ball combinations. The more numbers on your ticket that match the Winning numbers drawn, the more you win.

Fantasy 5:

$1 cost

Time and Date of the Next draw: Every day after the draw entry closes at 6:30 p.m.

How to play?

Using a Lottery play-slip pick 5 numbers between 1 and 39. A Quick Pick® option is also on offer by the use of a random number generator. To play the same numbers for consecutive draws, just mark Advance Play® which allows you to play multiple draws (12 consecutive) with one purchase.

Pay $2 per play for each Powerball ticket, which is your receipt. Once it prints, the play cannot be cancelled or refunded - avoiding any lotto scams.

Powerball Live draws take place every day after the draw entry closes at 6:30 p.m.

Fantasy 5 has 4 winning ball combinations. The more numbers on your ticket that match the Winning numbers drawn, the more you win.

Daily 3:

$1 cost

Time and Date of the Next draw: Daily 3 draws take place twice a day, after the draw entry closes at 1 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.

How to play?

Using a Lottery play slip – available at any Lottery retailer, pick 3 numbers between 0 and 9. You can also select Quick Pick®, or just ask the cashier for a Daily 3 Quick Pick, and a random number generator will choose the numbers on your behalf.

Pick a playstyle:

Straight:

Match the winning numbers in the same order.

Box:

Match the winning numbers in any order.

Straight/Box:

Match the winning numbers in exact order and win ½ the Straight prize and ½ the Box prize, or match the winning numbers in any order and win ½ the Box prize only.

To play the same numbers for consecutive draws, mark Advance Play®. Advance Play allows you to play multiple draws (1-7 or 14 consecutive draws) with one purchase. Because Daily 3 has two draws per day, playing 14 consecutive draws will result in 7 days of Play.

Daily 4:

$1 cost

Time and Date of the Next draw: Daily 4 draws take place every day, after the draw entry closes at 6:30 p.m.

How to play?

Using a Lottery play slip – available at any Lottery retailer, pick 4 numbers between 0 and 9. You can also select Quick Pick®, or just ask the cashier for a Daily 4 Quick Pick, and a random number generator will choose the numbers on your behalf.

Pick a playstyle:

Straight:

Match the winning numbers in the same order.

Box:

Match the winning numbers in any order.

Straight/Box:

Match the winning numbers in exact order and win ½ the Straight prize and ½ the Box prize, or match the winning numbers in any order and win ½ the Box prize only.

To play the same numbers for consecutive draws, mark Advance Play®. Advance Play allows you to play multiple draws (1-7 or 14 consecutive draws) with one purchase.

Daily Derby:

$2 cost

Time and Date of the Next draw: Daily Derby draws take place every day, after the draw entry closes at 6:30 p.m.

How to play?

Using a Lottery play slip – available at any Lottery retailer, pick 3 horses to finish in first, second and third places. You can also select Quick Pick®, or just ask the cashier for a Daily Derby Quick Pick, and a random number generator will choose the horses and/or Race Times on your behalf.

Hot Spot:

Cost:

You can play between $1-$5 or $10 and $20 per selection

Time and Date of the Next draw: N/A

How to play?

Using a Lottery play slip – available at any Lottery retailer, choose the Spot (set of ‘hot’ numbers) you want to play per draw – you can play 1 to 10 Spots. Next, pick your numbers from 1 to 80 or play randomly generated numbers with Quick Pick®.

Note: The numbers chosen must equal the number of “Spots” selected. For example, if you picked a “3 Spot” you must play three numbers.

Choose a Bulls-eye!

A Bulls-eye wager must be at least $2 and equal your Hot Spot one. This means for a $4 play, $2 goes to Hot Spot and $2 to Bulls-eye. You don’t need to pick separate numbers for Bulls-eye.

Play up to 1-5, 10, 20, 50, or 100 consecutive draws on one play slip.

Play between $1-$5 or $10 and $20 per selection.

How do you know if you are a top prize winner?

Look on the Lottery website for winning numbers and prize amounts.

Download the Lottery mobile app.

Scan your ticket using the Check-A-Ticket feature on the mobile app.

Use the Check-A-Ticket machine at a local Lottery retail location.

Most frequent numbers include – 26, 16, 41, 32, and 28. Number 26 has been drawn 281 more times than the least common ball number 66.

To collect a prize, just follow the simple claim process for the type of prize won. After your claim is processed at Lottery Headquarters in Sacramento, a check will be received in the mail in about 6 to 8 weeks.

$599 and Under Claim Process

Two ways to collect your prize:

Option 1: Visit a Lottery retailer

Take the winning ticket to a Lottery retailer and the clerk will hand you cash on the spot.

Option 2: Mail your winning ticket and claim form

Download the Claim Form (PDF) or pick one up at any Lottery retail location or District Office. Fill out and sign the claim form, and sign your winning ticket and mail the original ticket and the signed claim form (along with the Claim Authorization Receipt from a retailer, if you have it) to: California State Lottery 730 North 10th Street Sacramento, CA 95811

$600 and Over Claim Process

Two ways to collect your prize:

Option 1: Visit a Lottery District Office

Bring the winning ticket and a completed Claim Form to any Lottery District Office. Download the Claim Form (PDF) or pick one up at any Lottery retail location or District Office.

Option 2: Mail your winning ticket and claim form

2nd Chance Claim Process

Download and print the 2nd Chance Claim Form (PDF).

Mail your claim form

For any questions,

players can call the Lottery’s Customer Service Department at 1-800-LOTTERY (1-800-568-8379), Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

It is recommended

to send everything by certified mail and saving a copy of every item submitted.

The claiming period

for prizes may vary by promotion. Refer to the specific Promotion Rules for details.

State law

prohibits the sale of a Lottery ticket or the payment of a prize to anyone under 18. Tickets failing validation are void.

All California State Lottery game tickets,

transactions, claims and prize payments are subject to California State law and the California State Lottery rules and regulations.

The California State Lottery began with a ballot measure, Proposition 37, that was approved by voters on November 6, 1984. Called the California State Lottery Act of 1984, it allows the Lottery to supplement funding for public education in California through the responsible sale of lottery related products.

Originally, Administrative expenses were capped at 16 percent of sales, with 34 percent going to education but in April 2010, the Legislature passed California’s Assembly Bill 142, changing the funding formula to follow best practices.

Comparison table for The California Super Lotto

Top 7 highest jackpots paid out for Each game in The California Super Lotto

Rank	Jackpot	Game
1	$26,838	Mega Millions
2	$15,256	Superlotto Plus®
3	$8,402	Powerball ®
4	$6,357	Daily 4
5	$578	Daily 3
6	$251	Fantasy 5
7	$59	Daily Derby

Remember – there’s no way to predict the numbers as drawings are completely random, but there are tried and tested ways to increase your chance to win.

Play the Right Games

There is a selection of lottery games—and they each have different odds of winning.

Read the odds to ensure you're maximizing your chances of winning.

Pick up some scratch cards. Yes, they offer smaller prizes but higher chances of winning overall.

Lottery games like Powerball and MegaMillions are national lotteries and have fixed odds of winning, but if many people enter, you could end up splitting a jackpot. That would lower the value of your prize

Don’t Miss a Lottery Win!

One MegaMillions lottery ticket worth nearly $300,000 was never claimed!

Keep your ticket somewhere that is safe and easy to find

Make a note of the drawing date and time in your calendar

Check and Double-check the numbers against your ticket

Use a lottery app to keep track

Play Second-Chance Games (Where Possible)

Many lotteries offer second-chance drawings on non-winning tickets giving players a bonus chance to be a winner.

Take Steps to Secure Winning Lottery Tickets

Sign it! Your signature on the back of a lottery ticket can help you prove that it is indeed yours if it gets lost or stolen.

Picking certain numbers may offer you a slight advantage, not for your chances of winning, but for your payout. If you win a lottery jackpot, there is a chance that you might have to split the payout with players who picked the same numbers, so you might as well try to select rarer numbers to improve your odds of keeping more of the payout for yourself.

Not only does the California Super Lotto offer players “top prize” payouts, but it has multiple ways and chances to win. As previous results and jackpot payouts will show, the California Super Lotto offers players of any income a chance to win and dream BIG! The California Super Lotto also as a considerable Economical Impact by giving back to the community. 95 cents of every dollar players spend on Lottery games goes back to the community through contributions to public schools and colleges, prizes and retail compensation – which not only means players can have fun, but they do good whilst doing it! Great right!

The odds of winning the first prize Super Lotto jackpot are 1 in 41,416,353

Absolutely not! The California State Lottery began on November 6, 1984 and is still going strong over 35 years later. Unfortunately, fake wins with other institutions have become a regular occurrence – so here are a few tips to keep you and your money safe!

Only buy tickets from authorized lottery retailers.

Offers to sell international lottery tickets by mail or online are usually illegal.

If you didn't buy a lottery ticket or participate in a second-chance lottery game, you didn't win no matter how convincing a text message may sound.

The lottery doesn't notify players when you win; players alone are responsible for checking your winning tickets.

Players are NEVER required to pay money up-front to receive a winning lottery prize.

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The California Super Lotto offers players an abundance of choice. The California Super Lotto features nine amazing prize divisions, secondary prizes, Scratch cards and more. Immediate access to information and results are available online – up to ten previous draw results coupled with draw schedules, checking winning numbers, and selecting of lucky numbers for the next California Super Lotto draw. The California Super Lotto is a lottery that can easily compete with other multi-state lotteries which offers large head-turning jackpots and prizes. The largest jackpot in California Super Lotto Plus history was recorded in 2002, when after numerous rollovers, it hit a gigantic sum of $193 million. A jackpot of $70 million was awarded on 24 May 2014, and a single ticket holder won a $72 million jackpot on 25 January 2017. To top it off – Unclaimed prizes remaining after the claim period expires always go to supporting California’s public schools.

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