There are two (2) panels on each $1 play slip. In order to play Lotto, you can simply choose your own numbers or let the lottery computer pick random numbers for you by marking the Quick Pick box on your play slip. If more than one ticket has the winning 6/6 combination, all winning ticket holders will share in the prize equally. The jackpot prize starts at $1,000,000 and grows, based on sales, between each draw that it is not won. There is no 'Powerball' nor supplemental or bonus numbers. The pool to choose from holds forty-nine numbers (1-49). In order to win the jackpot, a player needs to match six out of six (6/6) numbers. Lotto is a jackpot game with smaller prizes available for set amounts in three additional prize divisions. While you still can't buy your tickets from the official website, they do post winning numbers on the internet. Washington's Lottery has authorized thousands of retailers across the state to sell Lotto tickets from terminals in their stores. The lottery was established in 1982, and while profits from the game originally went into the state's general fund, they are now channeled toward higher education, with a small amount of revenues also destined for stadium debt reduction (Safeco Field and Qwest Field and Exhibition Center) and problem gambling programs. Lotto is one of five draw games played in the state which include Powerball and Mega Millions. Players must be 18 years of age or older to purchase or redeem winnings from Washington's Lottery tickets. Tickets cost one-dollar ($1) for two plays and the jackpot resets at one-million dollars ($1,000,000) after it is won. The Washington Lotto is a pick 6 lottery draw game played three times each week in the state by Washington's Lottery, or as they prefer to call themselves, the Department of Imagination. Betting on sports futures, props and lay bets.

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