Massachusetts Wheel of Luck Results

How to Play

Wheel of Luck launched on January 19, 2023, replacing the All or Nothing game. The game is similar to roulette, where a single number from 1 to 36 is randomly selected in each drawing. Each number is designated as either red or black.

Three Ways to Play:

1. Individual Number (1-36): Select any single number from 1 to 36.

   • Prize: 25x your wager if your number is drawn
   • Example: $1 bet wins $25 if your number hits
   • Odds: 1 in 36

2. Red or Black: Bet on all red numbers or all black numbers (18 numbers each).

   • Prize: 1.5x your wager (pays $1.50 for every $1 bet)
   • Example: $2 bet wins $3 if your color is drawn
   • Odds: 1 in 2 (approximately 50/50)

3. Odd or Even: Bet on all odd numbers or all even numbers (18 numbers each).

   • Prize: 1.5x your wager (pays $1.50 for every $1 bet)
   • Example: $2 bet wins $3 if odd/even matches
   • Odds: 1 in 2 (approximately 50/50)

Combination Bets: You can play two or all three of these bet types on a single ticket. For example, you could bet on number 7, red, and odd all at once. If your specific number hits, you win all applicable bets.

No Playslip Required: Simply tell the retailer how you want to play - which number(s), color, and/or odd/even.

Wager Amounts: Minimum bet is typically $1 per selection, but you can wager more to multiply your winnings.

Multi-Game: You can purchase multiple consecutive Wheel of Luck games on a single ticket to play your selections across several drawings without having to buy a new ticket each time.

Where to Play:

• At Keno Monitors: Wheel of Luck tickets are available at Massachusetts Lottery retail locations with monitors. Games are displayed on monitors alongside Keno, alternating between the two games.
• Wheel of Luck To Go: Retail locations without monitors offer "Wheel of Luck To Go," which allows you to purchase tickets at any retail location and watch the drawings later on the Massachusetts Lottery app or website after each drawing takes place.

Viewing Draws: Watch drawings in real-time on monitors at participating retailers, or view results on the Massachusetts Lottery mobile app and website.