Jumbo Bucks Lotto: End of an Era for Georgia Lottery Fans

Jumbo Bucks Lotto: End of an Era for Georgia Lottery Fans

Heads up, Jumbo Bucks Lotto players! The Georgia Lottery is bidding farewell to this beloved game. The final drawing is scheduled for Thursday, November 14, 2024, at 11:00 p.m. ET. If you’re a fan, don’t miss your chance to play before it’s too late.

Jumbo Bucks Lotto: End of an Era for Georgia Lottery Fans

What You Need to Know:

  1. Last Day for Multi-Draw Tickets: Get your multi-draw tickets by Monday, August 19, 2024. As the final sale date approaches, the maximum number of drawings you can purchase on a multi-draw ticket will decrease.
  2. Winning Ticket Claim Deadline: If you have a winning Jumbo Bucks Lotto ticket, you have 180 days from the drawing date to claim your prize.

About Jumbo Bucks Lotto:

  • Launched in 2015, Jumbo Bucks Lotto was Georgia’s own lotto game.
  • Players had a chance to win big with just a $1 bet.
  • The excitement grew with two drawings per week—every Monday and Thursday at 11:00 p.m. ET.
  • The jackpot started at a tempting $1 million and climbed until a lucky winner claimed the prize.
  • For an extra thrill, players could add the Ca$h Match option for an additional $1, giving them a shot at instant winnings up to $500.

Claiming Your Prize:

  • Smaller prizes of $600 or less could be claimed at any Georgia Lottery retailer.
  • For larger prizes exceeding $600, visit a Georgia Lottery claim center or mail in your claim.
  • Remember to bring a valid photo ID and proof of your Social Security number for verification.

Where Does the Money Go?

The Georgia Lottery, established in 1992, enhances education funding within the state. Proceeds from ticket sales support key initiatives, including the HOPE scholarship program for eligible Georgia college students and the Georgia Pre-K program for four-year-olds. Additionally, lottery funds contribute to technology upgrades and improvements in schools across the state.

As Jumbo Bucks Lotto bids farewell, let’s celebrate the memories and the impact it has had on education in Georgia.

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