At $2.352 million, Wednesday night’s LOTTO jackpot is the second highest in the history of the game. The jackpot has grown with each draw since it was last won in October 2025.

LOTTO is a draw game played and won only in Arkansas. Designed to give Arkansas players a chance to win bigger prizes, previous winners include a Yell County resident who claimed $5.123 million, a Sebastian County resident who claimed $2.338 million and a Garland County resident who claimed $1.338 million.

Since January, over 180 LOTTO players have claimed prizes of more than $500, including six players who claimed $25,000 each.

Drawings occur on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 9 p.m. Six numbers between 1 and 40 are drawn, plus a Bonus Number. A LOTTO player must match these six numbers drawn in any order to win the jackpot.

LOTTO tickets are $2 per play, and ticket sales cut off at 8:59 p.m. Tickets are available for purchase through licensed Arkansas lottery retailers and through mobile apps from the Arkansas Scholarship Lottery’s (ASL) retailer partners. As with any lottery game, a player must be 18 years old or older to purchase a ticket.

ASL reminds Arkansans to play responsibly.

Visit MyArkansasLottery.com/LOTTO for more information about LOTTO.

About the Arkansas Scholarship Lottery
The Arkansas Scholarship Lottery (ASL) creates winning people, winning futures, and winning moments. Since 2009, the ASL has sold over $8.6 billion and returned more than $1.6 billion for scholarships to benefit Arkansas students. More than 873,000 college scholarships distributed by the Arkansas Department of Higher Education have been awarded to Arkansans. As of July 31, 2026, the lottery has awarded more than $5.9 billion in prizes to players, more than $489 million in retailer commissions, and provided more than $461 million in state and federal tax revenue.

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