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Saturday night drawing could bring million dollar LOTTO win to lucky Arkansas resident

Arkansas LOTTO jackpot climbs to 1.858 million dollars ahead of the Fourth of July weekend drawing

Little Rock, Arkansas – As excitement builds across the state, Arkansas Lottery officials have announced that the LOTTO jackpot has surged to $1.13 million ahead of this Saturday’s drawing. This milestone marks the largest jackpot since February, when a lucky Yell County resident walked away with a $5.123 million prize.

Designed specifically for Arkansas players, the LOTTO game offers another chance to win big within the state. Drawings are held every Wednesday and Saturday at 9 p.m., with each ticket costing $2 per play. Tickets can be purchased at any Arkansas Scholarship Lottery retailer or digitally through ASL’s Play on the Go partner apps. However, players should be mindful that ticket sales close promptly at 8:59 p.m. on drawing nights.

“If the jackpot is hit, it will reset to $250,000 for the next drawing,” according to lottery officials. In the event of multiple winners, the jackpot will be divided equally among them. With the current prize at its highest level in months, players are hoping this weekend brings a life-changing win.

LOTTO continues to grow in popularity due to its in-state focus, which means that all revenue supports local players and programs, including Arkansas Scholarship Lottery beneficiaries. The game’s design ensures that the funds stay within the state, supporting education and opportunity for Arkansas residents.

The Arkansas Scholarship Lottery encourages participants to play responsibly and reminds everyone that lottery games are meant to be fun and entertaining. For more information on Play on the Go, including a list of participating retailers and apps, players can visit the Where to Play section on the ASL website.

With the jackpot rising and anticipation reaching new heights, this weekend’s drawing could bring another millionaire moment to the Natural State.

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