Win $1 Million with Oregon’s Lottery Raffle
Wednesday January 31st 2024In Oregon, spring comes a little earlier as the annual raffle brings amazing prizes, with one lucky ticket bringing you $1 million. Tickets are now on sale and you can still purchase yours until March 13, 2024 unless they sell out until then.
Wondering what you need to do in order to enter this Oregon Lottery raffle? Simply visit your local lottery retailer and ask for a raffle ticket. 250,000 tickets will be available and the price of one ticket is $10. Raffle tickets sales will close on March 13, 2024 but there is a high chance that they will sell out, so hurry up to purchase one and guarantee your entry in the raffle.
There are 1,801 cash prizes and the total prize fund is $1.3 million. The overall odds of winning are 1 in 138.8. Take a look below and discover the three types of prizes included in this raffle:
- One prize worth $1 million. The odds of winning this prize are 1 in 250,000.
- 300 prizes worth $500 each. The odds of winning this prize are 1 in 833.
- 1,500 prizes worth $100 each. The odds of winning this prize are 1 in 167.
Last year, the raffle top prize was won by Carol Serbick who shared it with her three sisters. Carol purchased the lucky ticket at Bumpers Grill & Bar in Fairview on March 2, 2023. The retired Wood Village woman said: “I went to the restroom, walked past the bar and said to the bartender, ‘just give me one ticket.’ Between us sisters, we purchased a total of nine tickets.” The initial plan was that each sister would buy two tickets but Carol decided to purchase a ninth. They agreed to split the money before the winning numbers were drawn and they shared that the first thing they did after finding out they won was plan a trip.
Could you be the next raffle top prize winner? Head to the closest Oregon Lottery retailer, enter the raffle, and you too could be planning your luxurious spring holiday. Meanwhile, you can still enter Powerball and Mega Millions, especially as both of their jackpots have been rolling over for a while.
Written by Bianca-Andreea Pârvu
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