Lotto America 5/52

About the game

About Lotto America 5/52

Lotto America is a Multi-State Lottery Association (MUSL) game sold in 16 US jurisdictions, including Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Oklahoma and Tennessee. The name comes from MUSL's first game, launched in 1988, which became Powerball in 1992. Today's version replaced Hot Lotto and held its first draw on 15 November 2017.

Players pick 5 numbers from 52 and a Star Ball from 10. The jackpot rolls over until it is won, and the other eight prize tiers pay set cash amounts. The All Star Bonus option multiplies the lower prizes by 2 to 5, with the multiplier picked at random before each draw.

Since 18 July 2022 there are three draws a week: Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. Since 17 April 2023 the numbers are no longer drawn with balls in Tallahassee. An independently certified digital system in Johnston, Iowa now generates them at 9:15 p.m. Central Time, before the Powerball draw. The largest jackpot so far, $40.03 million, was won in Iowa on 1 April 2023.

The Lottevo archive holds 1,160 Lotto America 5/52 draws, from 15 November 2017 to 31 October 2026.

Over the whole archive, the most frequently drawn number is 51 (133 times), and the least frequent is 20 (93 times). Each draw is independent: past frequencies do not change the odds of the next one.

Game at a glance

Know the details.

Game code

US-003

Number format

5/52+1/10

Currency

USD

Time zone

America/Chicago

Schedule

Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at 21:15

Prize model

Not established

Odds of the top prize

1 in 25,989,600

Price of one play

US$1

Paid options

• All Star Bonus · US$1 per line

First draw

15 Nov 2017

Results on record

16 Nov 2017 to 3 Nov 2026

Completeness of the record

100% · complete · from the operator