About Lottery Atlas
Winning numbers for Powerball, Mega Millions and every US state lottery, on one fast page. Free, no account needed.
What this site is
Lottery Atlas is an independent results site that went live in 2026. It covers Powerball, Mega Millions and the games run by 47 lotteries: 45 states, Washington DC and Puerto Rico. That comes to about 300 games. Each one has its own page with recent draws, a draw schedule and its full history as a free download.
We built it to be quick to read on a phone: the latest numbers come first, there are no pop-ups, and there are no ads.
Who's behind it
Lottery Atlas is privately owned and independent. We aren't affiliated with any state lottery, the Multi-State Lottery Association, a ticket courier or a retailer. We don't sell tickets, take sponsorships or charge for anything on the site.
Where the numbers come from
Winning numbers, jackpots and prize tiers come from a commercial US lottery results feed that collects them from the official lotteries. Our servers check that feed every two minutes and store each new result, so most draws show up here within minutes of being published. We don't check each result against the state lottery's own website by hand. If a number matters to you, especially on a winning ticket, confirm it with the official lottery before you do anything else.
The hot, cold and overdue numbers on each game page are calculated from the last 50 draws in our database. The Quick Pick button generates random numbers. Neither one predicts a future draw. The methodology page shows exactly how both work.
How the guides are written
The blog explains rules, prize payouts, taxes, claim procedures and anonymity laws. Those guides are written with the help of AI tools and checked against official sources such as state lottery websites, Powerball.com, MegaMillions.com, state statutes and IRS publications. Each post lists the sources it relies on. The editorial standards page explains the process and how corrections work.
Nothing on this site is financial, legal or tax advice. Rules change, so check with the lottery in your state or a licensed professional before acting on anything you read here.
Get in touch
If you spot a wrong number, an outdated rule or a broken page, please tell us:
hello@lotteryatlas.com
We can't help with prize claims or buy tickets for anyone. The contact page covers what we can help with.
If gambling stops being fun
For most people the lottery is a couple of dollars and a daydream. For some it becomes a problem. The National Problem Gambling Helpline is free, confidential and open 24/7: call or text 1-800-MY-RESET, or chat at ncpgambling.org.