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New Jersey: 7/1 - 7/31/2026Reply
Thank you to those that had 397 listed when i played but i also owe my retailer for making a mistake. i usually play in afternoons when i can cross over from Philly to NJ and its not everyday. one of my favorites is 379 , i saw that Sully had 397 and so did a few others so i put it in - both 379 and 397 str and said what the heck did it four times! i say my numbers verbally and my retailer knows when i say midday and evening and its already after the midday draw, as it was Thursday, it means tha
Jul 11, 2026, 10:58 pm - NJJim - Pick 3 Forum

I am getting harassed by family over a $5,000 lottery win. :(Reply
It depends on where you win... in PA, they can pay out up to $2,500 (usually by check) at a retailer, you are responsible for the taxes on your own. They only jump in and take taxes on a win over $2,500... and on a big prize they do not take the full amount you will owe... for instance on a PB or MM jackpot, they will withold 24%, you may owe up to 37%. When I go after a prize, I multiply by 0.559 to see how much I would end up with after 37% federal and 3.08% flat state tax.
Jul 9, 2026, 2:34 pm - hypersoniq - Lottery Discussion Forum

Wyoming Lottery plans to begin accepting debit card purchasesNews Story
Lottery working with retailers on rollout, timeline TBA By Kate Northrop The Wyoming Lottery announced that it is working through formal steps to begin allowing ticket purchases with debit cards. Wyoming lottery players will be getting access to a new payment method, albeit with some delay before implementation. Earlier this year, Wyoming legislature passed SF0024 during the 2026 budget session, which amends a law that states what payment methods are either allowed or prohibited.
Jul 14, 2026, 1:20 pm - Todd - Lottery News