You can take your pick in Kansas from a mix of exciting multi-state games and in-state exclusives. Look up all the latest KS Lottery information, including how to play, a drawing schedule, and details of how to claim prizes.
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Get details of the drawing days in KS so you never miss out on a chance to win big.
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Kansas Pick 3 |
Everyday: 1:10pm Everyday: 9:10pm | |
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Kansas Super Cash |
Monday: 7:00pm Wednesday: 7:00pm Saturday: 7:00pm |
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Pick 3 Midday Draw: 1:10 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Kansas Super Cash Draw: 9:10 PM |
$1,130,000
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Pick 3 Evening Draw: 9:10 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Pick 3 Midday Draw: 1:10 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Pick 3 Evening Draw: 9:10 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Pick 3 Midday Draw: 1:10 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Kansas Super Cash Draw: 9:10 PM |
$1,130,000
Estimated jackpot
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Pick 3 Evening Draw: 9:10 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Pick 3 Midday Draw: 1:10 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Pick 3 Evening Draw: 9:10 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Pick 3 Midday Draw: 1:10 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Pick 3 Evening Draw: 9:10 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Pick 3 Midday Draw: 1:10 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Kansas Super Cash Draw: 9:10 PM |
$1,130,000
Estimated jackpot
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Pick 3 Evening Draw: 9:10 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Pick 3 Midday Draw: 1:10 PM |
$500
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Pick 3 Evening Draw: 9:10 PM |
$500
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Pick 3 is a draw game with a top prize of $500 and two chances to win every day. The Midday draw takes place at 1:10 PM CT and the Evening draw is held at 9:10 PM. It costs $1 to play. Pick three numbers from 0 through 9, then choose a play type.
About Pick 3Kansas Cash is a popular local draw game with a rolling jackpot that starts at $100,000 and pays out as a single lump sum. Tickets cost just $1 and drawings are held every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at 9:10 PM CT. There are eight ways to win in total - match all five main numbers plus the Cash Ball to win the top prize.
About Super CashAs well as Pick 3 and Super Kansas Cash, another in-state exclusive is Keno, with draws every four minutes. You can also buy tickets for the multi-state games Powerball, Mega Millions, 2 by 2, Millionaire for Life, and Lotto America. If you want the chance to score a payout right away, try out the variety of instant win games.
The Kansas Lottery offers two kinds of exciting instant win games - pull tab games and instant scratch games. With pull-tab games, all you have to do is pull open the tab on the ticket to see if you've matched three symbols in a window to win a prize. These games offer prizes of up to $2,500 that can be won right on the spot! Instant scratch games cost between $1 and $20 and can offer prizes of up to $100,000. All you have to do is scratch off the coating to see if you're a winner. Both pull tab and instant scratch games are available for purchase from authorized Kansas Lottery retailers.
With Kansas-only games to play every day and a host of multi-state lotteries to enjoy throughout the week, there’s a steady stream of winners in the Sunflower State. Here are some of the biggest KS wins.
The first Mega Millions jackpot win to be seen in Kansas was part of a historic draw. The top prize was up to a staggering $656 million – the largest world lottery prize to have ever been offered at the time – and it ended up being split between three winners. The Kansas winner claimed their $218.6 million share anonymously. The other winning tickets were sold in Maryland and Illinois.
Donald Damon, a recently-retired truck driver from Great Bend in Barton County, hit the Powerball jackpot at the age of 70. He said: ‘I can’t believe it. That’s a lot of money. Most of the time it’s nothing. I’m just getting some of my money back.’ Damon took the cash option of $48.3 million and said he planned to donate some of his winnings to local churches, as well as take his family traveling.
This record Super Kansas Cash jackpot had been growing for more than a year, since January 2018, when someone from the northeast of the state matched all the numbers to become an instant millionaire. The winner took advantage of the option to stay anonymous, so all that was revealed was that they were a resident of Johnson County. All Super Kansas Cash jackpots are paid out in a single lump sum.
Remember that you have up to 365 days from the date of a drawing to claim a prize for games like Powerball, Mega Millions or Super Kansas Cash. After you claim a Powerball, Mega Millions or Lotto America jackpot prize, you have 60 days to decide whether to choose the cash option or the annuity option. Any prize money left unclaimed after this time will stay in the prize fund and be used to increase the value of prizes in future games. It cannot be used for any other purpose.
Federal withholding taxes of 24 percent and Kansas state taxes of five percent are withheld on all prizes worth more than $5,000.
If you are lucky enough to win a major jackpot, you are allowed to stay anonymous in the Sunflower State. It is an option that has proved to be very popular with many winners.
Winning tickets of any amount may be claimed by mail - see below for details. If you've won $599 or less, you can also redeem your Kansas Lottery prize at an authorized retailer or from the Lottery office in Topeka.
Prizes worth $600 or more must be claimed by mail or at the Topeka headquarters. You'll need to bring your signed winning ticket, claim form, and proof of identity.
For prizes of $5,001 and above, winners may request an electronic direct deposit into their bank account. Call the Lottery's Finance Department at 785-296-5734 to request a form. A voided check is also required.
To redeem a prize of any amount by mail, sign and complete your ticket and claim form, and mail them to the following address. Please allow at least 7-10 days for processing.
Kansas Lottery
128 N. Kansas Ave
Topeka, KS 66603
The Kansas Lottery office in Topeka processes all mail-in claims, while you can also visit in person to collect payouts of any value. The address is shown below.
The Kansas Lottery is one of the original members of the Multi-State Lottery Association and has quite a rich history behind it. From big payouts to players to big transfers to the state of Kansas, this lottery knows how to do things right.
Thanks to the overwhelming support of Kansas voters, the Kansas Lottery was established on November 11th, 1986. In September 1987, Kansas joined five other states and one U.S. jurisdiction to create the Multi-State Lottery Association (MUSL). Kansas Lottery ticket sales began a year later on November 12th, 1987, and the instant game Up and Away generated sales of $7 million in its first week. Sales of Lotto*America tickets began in 1988 and Powerball tickets went on sale in April 1992.
Super Kansas Cash was launched in 2002 as a revised version of the original Kansas Cash game. The Kansas Lottery began selling Mega Millions tickets in January 2010. Today, more than $2.4 billion in revenue has been allocated to the State Gaming Revenues Fund, which distributes lottery proceeds to a number of different economic initiatives.
