Massachusetts lottery wheels
Massachusetts has 2 lotto-style games: Megabucks and Mass Cash. It also sells Powerball, Mega Millions and Millionaire for Life. Choose a game to mark your numbers and see what each wheel guarantees, or read on for how the Massachusetts games compare and how to play a wheel there.
Massachusetts lotto games compared
| Game | Numbers | Per line | Draws a week | Top prize | Top prize odds | A small wheel* |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Megabucks | 6 of 44 | $2 | 3 | Jackpot, from $500,000 | 1 in 7,059,052 | 10 numbers, 10 tickets, $20 a draw; comes into play on 1 in 8.4 draws |
| Mass Cash | 5 of 35 | $1 | 14 | $100,000 | 1 in 324,632 | 10 numbers, 17 tickets, $17 a draw; comes into play on 1 in 7.8 draws |
* The smallest wheel that guarantees a three-number match whenever three of the winning numbers are among the ones you mark. Each game's page has bigger and smaller wheels.
Which Massachusetts game suits a wheel?
- For a guarantee that comes into play most often: Mass Cash. With 10 of its 35 numbers marked, three winning numbers land among yours on 1 in 7.8 draws, about once a week or more.
- For the lowest cost per line: Mass Cash, at $1 a line.
- For the longest odds and usually the biggest top prize: Megabucks, at 1 in 7,059,052 per line.
Buying tickets in Massachusetts
- You can buy them online on the lottery's own website and app, as long as you're in Massachusetts.
- Online sales started in July 2026 and are for players 21 and over.
- To play a wheel in a store, copy each line onto an official playslip, or read your lines to the clerk.
For official rules, results and retailers, visit the Massachusetts State Lottery. LotteryWheels.com is independent and not part of the Massachusetts State Lottery.
National games in Massachusetts
Lucky for Life ended in February 2026; Massachusetts now sells Millionaire for Life.
Other Massachusetts State Lottery games
The Massachusetts State Lottery also runs The Numbers Game, Mass 3, Mass 4, Keno, The Wheel of Luck, All or Nothing and Jackpot Poker. Wheels don't apply to those: they only help with games where you pick several numbers from one pool.