What is Lucky For Life Lottery Game?

What is Lucky for Life Lottery Game? The Lucky for Life lottery game offers players the chance to win an incredible $1,000 daily for life prize and also has an additional annual second prize pool of $25,000 that may also increase.

Play this lottery game in any state that participates. Tickets may be purchased either online or at lottery retail locations. Once purchased, once your tickets arrive you should check them carefully to make sure all selections are correct before signing them to show proof of ownership or ask the terminal or kiosk to select your numbers automatically using its Quick Pick feature.

Each Lucky for Life play costs $2 and allows players to select five white numbers between 1 and 48 and one yellow number between 1-18. There is also the Multidraw option, enabling participants to purchase entries for up to 10 consecutive drawings.

Lucky for Life draws are held every day of the week at our retailer locations and online, with results being posted immediately after. Viewers can see if their winning numbers appear by visiting our website and/or viewing live broadcasts of our drawings on radio and television stations nearby.

Lucky for Life offers two prizes that are advertised as lifetime annuities; however, only the second-prize annuity is guaranteed for 20 years. A first-prize winner may opt for a lump-sum payment instead if their second prize annuity does not go through as expected.

All prizes won in the Lucky for Life lottery game are subject to federal taxes, and winners must file Form W-2 when reporting winnings. Many states also require additional reporting. Please consult your tax advisor for more information.

As well as paying out prizes, a portion of lottery revenue goes into state programs for education, homeless shelters and public works projects. Each state can determine how they use lottery proceeds differently; details on this matter vary widely between jurisdictions.

Participants of the Lucky for Life lottery must be at least 18 years old to participate. Minimum ages vary by state; typically 19 in Nebraska and 21 in Iowa are the norm. Minors will require parental consent forms before purchasing tickets – this can be found by visiting your state’s Lottery website, visiting any lottery retailer, or calling Lottery Customer Service line directly.