The West Virginia State Lottery inaugurated its birthday on January 9, 1986, creating a craze like, with an opening day of sales exceeding 1.5 million tickets. This lottery remains a popular pastime today. Players have several such options, such as a large selection of instant-win games, intra-state (i.e., daily) draw games - including Daily 3, Daily 4, Keno, and Cash 25 - and multi-state (Mega Millions, Powerball, and Lotto America) jackpot drawings. West Virginia also operates a video lottery system.
To date revenue for public school, to senior citizen activities and for state tourism has been derived from lottery ticket sales worth over $9 billion.
What is the timeframe for claiming my prize?
If my ticket is stolen, lost, or destroyed, what should I do?
The West Virginia Lottery shall not be liable for lost, damaged or destroyed tickets. One should store the tickets with care in a secure place. In its proof of title, the ticket may be signed.
Moreover it is also possible to buy by phone/fax/mail or on the Internet
No, federal income tax applies to West Virginia Lottery prize money.
The West Virginia Lottery allows players at the age of 18.
What lottery games can be played in West Virginia?
Can a consumer's lottery win (i.e., a consumers' lottery prize) be kept secret from privacy consideration if a consumer has a lottery prize?
Can I buy lottery tickets in advance?