Use this page to find out everything you need to know about the Vermont Lottery, including the latest Vermont lottery results. Discover all the games you can play in the Green Mountain State, from multi-state draw games like Powerball and Mega Millions to in-state games like Pick 3, Pick 4, and Megabucks. Vermont also offers scratch tickets. Proceeds from all lotteries support education and other state programs.
There are multiple Vermont Lottery draw games available each week, along with nationally popular multi-state games. Check the schedule below to see when each game is drawn.
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Vermont Megabucks |
Monday: 7:59pm Wednesday: 7:59pm Saturday: 7:59pm | |
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Vermont Gimme 5 |
Everyday: 6:55pm | |
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Vermont Pick 3 |
Everyday: 1:10pm Everyday: 6:55pm | |
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Vermont Pick 4 |
Everyday: 1:10pm Everyday: 6:55pm |
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Pick 3 Midday Draw: 1:10 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Pick 4 Midday Draw: 1:10 PM |
$5,000
Top Prize
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Vermont Gimme 5 Draw: 6:55 PM |
$100,000
Estimated jackpot
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Pick 3 Evening Draw: 6:55 PM |
$5,000
Top Prize
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Pick 4 Evening Draw: 6:55 PM |
$5,000
Top Prize
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Vermont Megabucks Draw: 7:59 PM |
$1,775,000
Estimated jackpot
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Pick 3 Midday Draw: 1:10 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Pick 4 Midday Draw: 1:10 PM |
$5,000
Top Prize
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Vermont Gimme 5 Draw: 6:55 PM |
$100,000
Estimated jackpot
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Pick 3 Evening Draw: 6:55 PM |
$5,000
Top Prize
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Pick 4 Evening Draw: 6:55 PM |
$5,000
Top Prize
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Pick 3 Midday Draw: 1:10 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Pick 4 Midday Draw: 1:10 PM |
$5,000
Top Prize
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Vermont Gimme 5 Draw: 6:55 PM |
$100,000
Estimated jackpot
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Pick 3 Evening Draw: 6:55 PM |
$5,000
Top Prize
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Pick 4 Evening Draw: 6:55 PM |
$5,000
Top Prize
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Vermont Megabucks Draw: 7:59 PM |
$1,775,000
Estimated jackpot
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Pick 3 Midday Draw: 1:10 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Pick 4 Midday Draw: 1:10 PM |
$5,000
Top Prize
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Vermont Gimme 5 Draw: 6:55 PM |
$100,000
Estimated jackpot
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Pick 3 Evening Draw: 6:55 PM |
$5,000
Top Prize
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Pick 4 Evening Draw: 6:55 PM |
$5,000
Top Prize
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Pick 3 Midday Draw: 1:10 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Pick 4 Midday Draw: 1:10 PM |
$5,000
Top Prize
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Vermont Gimme 5 Draw: 6:55 PM |
$100,000
Estimated jackpot
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Pick 3 Evening Draw: 6:55 PM |
$5,000
Top Prize
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Pick 4 Evening Draw: 6:55 PM |
$5,000
Top Prize
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Pick 3 Midday Draw: 1:10 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Pick 4 Midday Draw: 1:10 PM |
$5,000
Top Prize
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Pick 3 Evening Draw: 6:55 PM |
$5,000
Top Prize
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Pick 4 Evening Draw: 6:55 PM |
$5,000
Top Prize
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Vermont Megabucks Draw: 7:59 PM |
$1,775,000
Estimated jackpot
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Pick 3 Midday Draw: 1:10 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Pick 4 Midday Draw: 1:10 PM |
$5,000
Top Prize
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Pick 3 Evening Draw: 6:55 PM |
$5,000
Top Prize
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Pick 4 Evening Draw: 6:55 PM |
$5,000
Top Prize
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Megabucks is one of Vermont’s flagship games, with three draws a week and a jackpot of at least $1 million. To play, select five numbers from 1 to 41 and a Megaball number from a separate set of 1 to 6.
About MegabucksGimme 5 offers a jackpot of $100,000, plus three other ways to win. You have to match five numbers from 1 to 39 to land the top prize. Draws take place five nights a week, from Monday through to Friday.
About Gimme 5Pick 3 is drawn daily and allows players to choose three numbers from 0–9. You can play Straight, Box, or other wager types, with prizes varying based on how you play. It’s in your hands.
About Pick 3Pick 4 offers more ways to win and higher potential payouts. Choose four digits and select from several play styles, with daily drawings.
About Pick 4Vermont Lottery scratch tickets provide instant-win excitement, with prices typically ranging from $1 to $25. New games are released regularly, and top prizes can reach hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars.
While Vermont is a small state, it has produced several major lottery winners, particularly through multi-state games like Powerball and Mega Millions. Discover some prominent winners below. Could it be you next?
After joining Powerball in 2003, Vermont had to wait nearly 20 years for its first jackpot win on the multi-state game, but it was an impressive nine-figure payout when it finally came. The money was claimed by the API Trust DTD, effectively preserving the winners’ anonymity. They decided to take the cash option of $208.4m before taxes.
Vermont has had many Megabucks jackpot winners, including this big payout in late 2016. The lucky winner was a VT Lottery subscription holder, so they never missed out on playing and did not have to buy a paper ticket for the specific draw.
Retired Engineering Director Reg Abare won the second prize in Mega Millions with a ticket bought from Brookside Country Store in the city of Barre. That would normally be worth $1 million, but Abare had paid an extra dollar to add the Megaplier to his ticket, so his payout was increased five-fold.
If you've won a Vermont Lottery prize, make sure that you redeem it in good time - you have 365 days from the date of the drawing or one year from the announced end of game date (for instant games) to claim a prize.
Prizes over $5,000 are subject to federal withholding tax, and Vermont state tax may also apply. Lottery prizes are considered taxable income.
Prizes of any amount may be claimed by mail or through a licensed lottery retailer, depending on the amount won:
Prizes can be redeemed by mail, at any authorized Vermont Lottery retailer or in person at the Vermont Lottery headquarters in Berlin, VT.
Prizes up to $5,000 may be claimed by mail or at the Vermont Lottery office in Berlin. Some participating bank locations in Vermont may also process these claims, subject to availability. Prizes of $5,000 or more must be claimed directly at the Vermont Lottery headquarters in Berlin, VT, either in person or by mail.
Prizes of any amount may be redeemed by mail. If claiming by mail, you must mail to this address:
Vermont Lottery
PO Box 1317
Montpelier, VT 05601
The address of the Vermont Lottery’s headquarters is shown below. You can claim prizes of any value here.
After voter approval, the Vermont Lottery was founded in 1977 after the state's General Assembly passed Public Act 82. Since then, it has become a consistent source of revenue for the state. Over the decades, it has expanded from simple draw games to include instant tickets, multi-state jackpots, and modern digital draw systems. The first game, called the Green Mountain Game, began selling tickets February 14th, 1978, and the first instant game debuted in June of that same year. Vermont joined Powerball in 2003 and Mega Millions in January 2010.
Lottery proceeds are deposited into Vermont’s General Fund, helping finance public education, infrastructure, and vital state programs that benefit residents across the Green Mountain State.
