Minnesota (MN) Lottery Results & Winning Numbers (2024)

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All the best Minnesota lottery games that count with results on our website are summarized below.

Bookmark this page to know at what type to check the Minnesota lottery results according to the schedule below and Minnesota local time:

These Minnesota Lottery results might reveal that you are a winner at some point. When that occurs, it is important to know how prizes are claimed in the state, as each jurisdiction has its own rules, for that matter. All the possibilities are summarized below.

Prizes up to $600 or Free Plays

1. Claim the prize at any local retailer and take the prize home.
2. Post the signed winning ticket to the Minnesota Lottery.

Prizes From $600 and up to $50,000

1. Take a valid photo ID, the signed winning ticket, and the Prize Claim Form to one of the lottery offices in Minnesota.
2. Post the signed winning ticket to the Minnesota Lottery, together with the Prize Claim Form.

Prizes From $50,000

Congratulations on winning prizes from $50,000! They can be claimed only at the Minnesota Lottery Headquarters, as the mail option is limited to $50,000. Make sure to take your photo ID, proof of your Social Security Number, and the winning ticket with you. Before going there, make sure to call +1 (651) 635-8273 and schedule an appointment. The address is:

2645 Long Lake Road

Roseville, MN 55113

Prizes Won Playing Online

In the case of players who decided to play multi-state games in one of the websites that we recommend, there are different rules that apply according to each online lottery. In some cases, the prize is fully deposited into the account, while others require its winners to claim it in person.

Prize Claim Form and Minnesota Lottery Headquarters

It is necessary to fill the Minnesota Lottery Prize Claim Form and post it to the following address, in case you want to do it by mail:

Minnesota State Lottery

P.O. Box 131000

Roseville, MN 55113

Keep in mind that mail claims are only available to prizes between $600 and $50,000. In the case you win more, call the Lottery Headquarters to schedule an appointment: 651-635-8273 or 888-568-8379.

Lottery Regional Offices – Prizes up to $50,000

Lottery Tax Information in Minnesota

The tax rules in Minnesota are fortunately straightforward and leave no room for uncertainty. For both residents and non-residents, taxes apply from individual prizes above $5,000, as per the tables below.

Tax Withholdings on Minnesota Lottery – U.S. Citizens and Residents

Tax Withholdings on Minnesota Lottery – Non-U.S. Citizens

• Debts to the state might be subtracted from any prizes above $600 by the Minnesota Department of Revenue.
• Winners can claim prizes up to $50,000 at regional lottery offices.
• Nothing but the winning ticket is necessary for claiming prizes up to $600.
• Prizes from all games expire in 12 months.
• It is necessary to be 18 years old or older to play any of the Minnesota games.
• Winnings above $5,000 are subject to state and federal taxes. The state taxes are considered high.
• Only U.S. residents and citizens can play the exclusive Minnesota Lottery games.
• It is possible to win and remain an anonymous winner in Minnesota in case you win more than $10,000.

1. $228.9 Million -Kathleen and Tom Morris were tired of the odds in the stock market and decided to have a shot at the Powerball draw. They could not have made a better decision, as they claimed the prize of $228.9 million from the August 10 drawing in 2011. They did not reveal their ages but said that winning the lottery was the only way that they could retire and that they were already old enough to be in retirement.
2. $21.6 Million – Jeffery Love first called his work to say he would be late but then decided to tell them he would not make it that day. He had won $21.6 million playing Lotto America in Minnesota and found that out on his way to work. Jeffery only believed it when his wife confirmed that he had a winning ticket.
3. $1 Million – Bernard Kiffmeyer, 71, claimed his prize from the January 1st Minnesota Millionaire Raffle in 2021. He bought the lucky ticket at SFP Liquors, and the store received $5,000 as a bonus for selling it. His plans, of course, involve getting himself more comfortable.