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Indiana Lotteries
History of Indiana Lotteries
On November 8,
1988 Indiana voters approved a lottery referendum by a strong majority, 62
percent. On May 3, 1989, the Indiana General Assembly ratified the Lottery Act
and, a week later, Governor Evan Bayh signed the Lottery Act into law. In June,
Jack Crawford became the first Lottery Director. The Lottery Commission was
appointed a month later.
Three months
after the creation of the first Commission, the Hoosier Lottery was in full
operation. On October 13, 1989, instant, or scratch-off, ticket sales began at
12:10 p.m. On the first day alone, 8.19 million tickets were sold. By the
following week, first week sales exceeded $21.8 million.
On October 28,
1989, the Hoosier Millionaire show debuted on WTTV-4 in Indianapolis and on its
10 station network. By mid-November, first month sales exceeded $61 million.
The Lottery immediately repaid the state of Indiana more than $6 million in
startup costs, plus interest. Within another three weeks ticket sales reached
$100 million.
On March 15,
1990, Governor Bayh accepted $73 million from the Hoosier Lottery for tax
relief.
April 30, 1990,
the Hoosier Lottery began its first on-line game, Lotto Cash. On May 5, The
first Lotto Cash drawing took place. One month later, Kurt and Teresa Voskuhl
won $6 million for the first Lotto Cash jackpot. In July of that year, the
Lottery introduced Daily 3 and Daily 4 games. August saw the unveiling of the
Dream Machine, the Lottery's "mobile ambassador," a bright red
Hoosier Lottery bus that travels around the state participating in special
Lottery events. In October, Indiana joined the Lotto*America game (which later
became Powerball).
By March 1991,
the Hoosier Lottery ranked sixth in instant ticket sales among the 33 state
lotteries. The Lottery's game show, the Hoosier Millionaire, gave away more
money in prizes than any other game show in the country. By the end of 1991,
the Hoosier Lottery topped $1 billion in sales.
In April 1992,
Lotto America changed to the Powerball game. Indiana led the United States in
Powerball sales after two weeks. Indiana resident, Bert Morlan, became the
first Powerball winner, beating players in 15 participating states. The Lottery
reached its 99th and 100th millionaires in the Lotto Cash drawing. The first
bar-coded Scratch-Off Tickets, Cash Crop, Draw Poker and 3 Times Lucky, began.
In December, entry onto the Hoosier Millionaire game show was changed: winning
entries were now generated on every 50th dollar of sales, instead of every 50th
transaction.
In January 1993,
Nelson Oles pulled his own entry ticket in the drawing, and made a repeat
appearance on the Hoosier Millionaire show. He was the third repeat contestant.
The Hoosier Lottery introduced its fifth on-line game, Lucky 5.
In February 1994,
the Hoosier Bingo instant game began. In September, Hoosier Lotto replaced
Lotto Cash. Hoosier Lotto was designed to have more winners and bigger
jackpots, and it offered the only "match two of six" prize in a
pick-six game in North America. The game's first drawing, on September 24th
produced 112 times more winners than the final Lotto Cash drawing. On September
19-24, the Hoosier Lottery hosted the North American Association of State and
Provincial Lotteries (NASPL) convention in Indianapolis. The economic impact of
the conference was estimated at more than $600,000.
In October 1994,
the Hoosier Lottery sold its first $5 instant ticket to commemorate the
Lottery's fifth birthday. Other birthday celebrations included transfers to the
state of $708 million, ticket sales totaling over $2.4 billion and player prize
payouts of over $1.3 billion since the Hoosier Lottery's inception. In fiscal
year 1994, the Hoosier Lottery averaged 1,000 major winners ($500 or more)
every month.
In March 1995,
Indiana led all Powerball states with a $9.1 million winner and seven $100,000
winners in the March 4th drawing. By April, transfers to the state topped $800
million. In May, the Lottery launched its informational campaign designed to
let Hoosiers know that more than $100 million in Lottery profits would be used
in 1996 to reduce license plate excise taxes. In June, the Lottery recognized a
Hoosier entertainment tradition by inaugurating Instant Euchre, the world's
first lottery game to use suit and trump.
In August 1995,
the Lucky 5 game was expanded from two to five nights per week. The Hoosier
Lotto now offered a 25-year annuity as a prize payment option. In November, the
Hoosier Lottery awarded a new media contract to WNDY-TV in Indianapolis to
broadcast the Hoosier Millionaire show. In December, Indiana had the first
quintuple $100,000 Powerball ticket sold in the 21 participating states.
In February 1996,
the Hoosier Lottery unveiled a fresh look for the Hoosier Millionaire game
show. Later in February, the Lottery held the first Lucky 5 second-chance drawing,
allowing players to win $70,000 in one drawing and $500 in prize drawings held
later in March. In April, the Hoosier Lottery presented Lucky For Life 1, the
first instant ticket that offered a prize for life ($1000 per month for the
winner's lifetime). In August, Frederick Leo O'Connor of Indianapolis hit the
Lucky 5 jackpot four times and received $200,000. Lucky 5 was expanded again,
to seven nights a week.
In March 1997,
the Hoosier Lottery introduced the Tax Free Million instant game offering a top
prized of $1 million with the federal taxes paid for by the Hoosier Lottery
(The state of Indiana does not impose taxes on Hoosier Lottery winnings.) The
Hoosier Lottery launched its first Web page on the Internet at
www.hoosierlottery.com. In June, the Lottery introduced a new multi-state game,
Daily Millions. In November, the multi-state Powerball game made changes to
allow a choice between cash or annuity options, and larger prizes in lower
levels.
In February 1998,
the Hoosier Lotto game was expanded from one drawing on Saturday to two
drawings conducted on both Wednesday and Saturday. The first $10 instant
ticket, 2 Million In Cash, went on sale in late February. In March, the
Multi-State Lottery dropped the Daily Millions game and began the Cash4Life
game, the first multi-state game to offer a lifetime prize. In August, a
Powerball ticket sold in Richmond, Indiana to a group of co-workers pooling
their money was validated for $295.7 million, the largest North American
jackpot.
In June 1999,
David and Elaine Pearson claimed the largest Hoosier Lotto jackpot ever, $42
million. They decided to accept the cash option of $26.2 million, and took home
$16.3 million after Federal taxes were deducted. In August, the Hoosier Lotto
jackpot was split by three winning tickets for the first time. William
Hutchison of LaPorte, Robert Hagberg of Ligonier and Dale Gaddy and Olav Haug
of Indianapolis split the $10.5 million prize. In October, WB4 is selected as
the new television station for the Hoosier Millionaire show and the nightly
Lottery drawings. WB4 began Lottery productions in early 2000. On October 13,
1999, the Hoosier Lottery celebrated its 10th anniversary with gala events held
across Indiana.
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Nine ways to win.
Drawings on Wednesday and Saturday.
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Pick 5 of 53
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Pick 1 of 42
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Wins
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Odds
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Match 5 OF 5 &
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POWERBALL (1 of 42)
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JACKPOT
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1:120,526,770
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Match 5 OF 5
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$100,000
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1:2,939,677
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Match 4 OF 5
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POWERBALL (1 of 42)
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$5000
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1:502,195
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Match 4 OF 5
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$100
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1:12,249
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Match 3 OF 5 &
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POWERBALL (1 of 42)
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$100
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1:10,685
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Match
3 OF 5
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$7
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1:261
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Match
2 OF 5
&
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POWERBALL (1 of 42)
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$7
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1:697
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Match
1 OF 5 &
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POWERBALL (1 of 42)
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$4
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1:124
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Match
0 OF 5 &
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POWERBALL (1 of 42)
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$3
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1:70
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Indiana Hoosier Lotto
Drawings every
Wednesday and Saturday
Mark 6 numbers in
each board. Play up to 5 boards per playslip
5 Ways to win
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Pick 6 of 48
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Wins
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Odds
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Match 6 OF 6
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JACKPOT
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1:12,271,512
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Match 5 OF 6
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Approximately $957 (Pari-Mutuel)
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1:48,696
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Match 4 OF 6
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Approximately $40 (Pari-Mutuel)
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1:950.18
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Match 3 OF 6
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$3
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1:53.45
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Match
2 OF 6
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Free Quick Pick
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1:7.31
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Indiana Lucky 5 Lotto
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Drawings daily
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Pick 5 of 36
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Wins
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Odds
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Match 5 OF 5
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$50,000*
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1:376,992
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Match 4 OF 5
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$200
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1:2,432
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Match 3 OF 5
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$3.00
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1:81.07
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Indiana Mix & Match
Drawings on Tuesday and Friday
evening.
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Match |
Payout
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Odds
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Single Line
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| 5 of 5 |
$200,000* |
1:2,118,760 |
| 4 of 5 |
$500 |
1:9,417 |
| 3 of 5 |
$10 |
1:214 |
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Combined Lines |
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| 8+ of 15 |
$5,000 |
1:137,153 |
| 7 of 15 |
$350 |
1:9,717 |
| 6 of 15 |
$50 |
1:941 |
| 5 of 15 |
$25 |
1:130 |
| 4 of 15 |
$5 |
1:26 |
| 3 of 15 |
Free
Ticket |
1:7.7 |
OVERALL ODDS OF
WINNING A PRIZE: 1:5.7
*If 3 or more single
lines among all winning tickets match all 5 numbers drawn,
$400,000 will be divided evenly among those winners.
How To Play:
- For each Mix & Match ticket,
you receive 3 lines of 5 numbers. You may select one
line of 5 numbers from 1 50 or choose Quick Pick and
the terminal will pick them for you. Either way, you
will automatically receive 2 additional lines of 5
randomly selected numbers. The cost to play a single
game of Mix & Match is $2.
- Each playslip has 5 play
areas, A through E. Use 1 play area for each desired
play and select 5 numbers in the selection area from 1
to 50. Each play area costs $2.
- For each play area, you will
receive two BONUS Quick Picks (QP).
- Hand mark the playslip using
black or blue ink or pencil.
- Errors: DO NOT ERASE. Mark
the VOID box if errors are made.
- Multi-Draw: Mark the number
of drawings you want to play: (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,
10)
- Tickets cannot be cancelled.
How To Win:
Every Tuesday and Friday evening, 5
numbers from 1 50 will be drawn. You have multiple ways to
match the numbers and win. Match 3 to 15 numbers in all 3 lines
combined and win up to $5,000. Match 3 to 4 numbers on any one
single line and win up to $500. Match all 5 numbers on any one
single line and win the top prize of $200,000!
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Indiana Pick-3 and Indiana Midday Pick-3
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Pick 3 Numbers
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Ways To Play
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Win
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Odds
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Straight (Exact Order)
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123
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3 Numbers, 1 Way To Match
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$500
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1:1,000
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Boxed (Any Order)
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123
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3 Different Numbers, 6 Ways To
Match
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$80
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1:166.67
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112
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2 Numbers Alike, 3 Ways To Match
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$160
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1:333.33
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Combo (Straight & Boxed)
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123
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Straight/Box
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$290
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1:1,000
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Box Only
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$40
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1:200
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112
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Straight/Box
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$330
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1:1,000
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Box Only
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$80
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1:500
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Indiana Pick-4 and Indiana Midday Pick-4
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Drawings daily.
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Pick 4 Numbers
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Ways To Play
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Wins
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Odds
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Straight (Exact Order)
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1234
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4 numbers, 1 way to match.
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$5000
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1:10,000
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Boxed (Any Order)
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1234
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4 different numbers, 24 ways to
match.
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$200
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1:416.67
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1123
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2 numbers alike, 12 ways to
match.
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$400
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1:833.33
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1122
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2 pairs of numbers, 6 ways to
match.
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$800
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1:1,667
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1112
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3 numbers alike, 4 ways to
match.
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$1,200
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1:2,500
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Combo (Straight & Boxed)
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1234
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Straight/Box.
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$2,600
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1:10,000
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Box only.
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$100
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1:434.78
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1123
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Straight/Box.
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$2,700
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1:10,000
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Box only.
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$200
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1:909.09
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1122
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Straight/Box.
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$2,900
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1:10,000
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Box only.
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$400
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1:2,000
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1112
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Straight/Box.
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$3,100
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1:10,000
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Box only.
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$600
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1:3,333
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We attempt to keep our information up-to-date however, changes happen often. For
the most up to date lottery information click on the Indiana Lottery Official
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