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Oregon Lottery’s Raffle Game Close To Sell Out (Photo) - 03/05/26

Salem, Ore. – One of Oregon Lottery's most popular games is close to selling out. The annual Raffle game features a one-in-250,000 chance to win the $1 million top prize. As of this morning, less than 65,000 tickets remain. It has routinely sold out since the game was added to the Oregon Lottery portfolio in 2009, and all tickets were gone by March 7 in 2025. In fact, the only year the game did not sell out was due to extended ice and power outages across Oregon in 2019.

 

The winning Raffle numbers will be announced on Tuesday, March 17 and the last day of sales is March 13, unless a sell out happens sooner. The Raffle offers the best odds of any Oregon Lottery game to win $1 million. There are also 300 prizes of $500 and 1,500 of $100. To check the winning Raffle numbers, players can use the Lottery’s mobile app, visit oregonlottery.org/raffle, or visit a participating Oregon Lottery retail location.

 

“The Raffle brings the excitement of a $1 million winner each year for our players,” said Tina Erickson, Oregon Lottery’s product manager. “We’ve had winners come from communities big and small across the state.”  

 

The $500 and $100 prize winners can claim their prizes at any Oregon Lottery retail location. Players can also claim their prize by mail – visit https://www.oregonlottery.org/claim-a-prize/ for instructions. The $1 million Raffle prize winner will need to make an appointment with the Oregon Lottery office in Salem or Wilsonville. Please call 1-800-766-6789 for assistance.

 

The Oregon Lottery reminds players to always sign the back of their Lottery tickets, regardless of the game. In the event of winning a jackpot, they should consult with a trusted financial advisor or similar professional to develop a plan for their winnings.

 

Since the Oregon Lottery began selling tickets on April 25, 1985, it has earned more than $17.8 billion for economic development, public education, outdoor school, state  parks, veteran services, and watershed enhancements. For more information on the Oregon Lottery visit www.oregonlottery.org.

Oregon Lottery’s Raffle Game Close To Sell Out (Photo) - 03/05/26

Salem, Ore. – One of Oregon Lottery's most popular games is close to selling out. The annual Raffle game features a one-in-250,000 chance to win the $1 million top prize. As of this morning, less than 65,000 tickets remain. It has routinely sold out since the game was added to the Oregon Lottery portfolio in 2009, and all tickets were gone by March 7 in 2025. In fact, the only year the game did not sell out was due to extended ice and power outages across Oregon in 2019.

 

The winning Raffle numbers will be announced on Tuesday, March 17 and the last day of sales is March 13, unless a sell out happens sooner. The Raffle offers the best odds of any Oregon Lottery game to win $1 million. There are also 300 prizes of $500 and 1,500 of $100. To check the winning Raffle numbers, players can use the Lottery’s mobile app, visit oregonlottery.org/raffle, or visit a participating Oregon Lottery retail location.

 

“The Raffle brings the excitement of a $1 million winner each year for our players,” said Tina Erickson, Oregon Lottery’s product manager. “We’ve had winners come from communities big and small across the state.”  

 

The $500 and $100 prize winners can claim their prizes at any Oregon Lottery retail location. Players can also claim their prize by mail – visit https://www.oregonlottery.org/claim-a-prize/ for instructions. The $1 million Raffle prize winner will need to make an appointment with the Oregon Lottery office in Salem or Wilsonville. Please call 1-800-766-6789 for assistance.

 

The Oregon Lottery reminds players to always sign the back of their Lottery tickets, regardless of the game. In the event of winning a jackpot, they should consult with a trusted financial advisor or similar professional to develop a plan for their winnings.

 

Since the Oregon Lottery began selling tickets on April 25, 1985, it has earned more than $17.8 billion for economic development, public education, outdoor school, state  parks, veteran services, and watershed enhancements. For more information on the Oregon Lottery visit www.oregonlottery.org.