Megabucks Plus (Vermont) Lottery Results & Winning Numbers

• Vermont Megabucks Plus is a tri-state game also available to play in Maine and New Hampshire. 
• The jackpot starts at $1,000,000, and it keeps increasing every drawing until someone matches the five numbers and the Megaball.
• The jackpot may be paid as a lump-sum payment or in annuities.
• If you are a winner, you have up to a year to claim your prize.
• There are no extra features or add-ons to enhance your odds or allow a second chance.

How to Play Vermont Megabucks Plus?

1. Unlike New Hampshire, Vermont does not have an authorized sale of Megabucks Plus tickets online. Therefore, you must find a local retailer near you or choose one of the recommended lottery websites to play another game if you are not from Vermont.
2. Ask for a play slip and start filling it with five numbers from 1 to 41 and an additional Megaball from 1 to 6. Do that for every ticket that you want to purchase.
3. When you are done, pay the retailer and receive the tickets in exchange. Keep them safe, or else you will not be able to claim your prize.
4. Save and bookmark this page on your favorite browser. Here is where you will check the Vermont Megabucks Plus lottery results.

Vermont Megabucks Plus Ticket Cost

• $2 per entry.

Advance Draws

You can play in future drawings with a single purchase by marking the “Multi-Draw” option on your play slip. In total, you can purchase tickets for up to 20 consecutive drawings, which equals 10 weeks of Megabucks Plus in Vermont. Just make sure that each ticket does not cost more than $100 and bookmark this page to always be able to check the Vermont Megabucks Plus lottery results.

The Top Vermont Megabucks Plus Winners Stories

Although Vermont does provide a gallery of winners, we cannot know the story of the Megabucks Plus winners. We can only see their picture and prize.

Vermont Megabucks Plus History

Megabucks Plus has been around for a good while, and that is why it has built a long history:

• 1985 – “Megabucks” was launched as a 6/30 lottery with drawings on Saturdays.
• 1986 – The lottery was adapted to a 6/36 game matrix. 
• 1988 – The format was changed once more, this time to 6/40.
• 1990 – Wednesday drawings were added to the lottery schedule.
• 1996 – The popular option of a lump-sum payment was added.
• 1997 – New format of 6/42 and addition of a bonus number.
• 2009 – The game became “Megabucks Plus” and received the current 5/41 + ⅙ format.