The Vermont Lottery released the results for multiple drawings held on Aug. 15, 2026, including the national Powerball drawing and the regional Tri-State games. Players across Vermont should check their tickets against the winning combinations and follow the lottery’s procedures to claim any prizes.
Winning numbers for Aug. 15 drawings
Below are the numbers drawn on Aug. 15 for several of the most commonly played games available to Vermont players.
| Game | Winning Numbers |
|---|---|
| Powerball | 05-08-27-29-63; Powerball: 13; Power Play: 2 |
| Pick 3 (Day) | 6-9-1 |
| Pick 3 (Evening) | 5-1-0 |
| Pick 4 (Day) | 1-4-8-2 |
| Pick 4 (Evening) | 9-3-8-4 |
| Megabucks Plus | 08-10-20-27-29; Megaball: 02 |
| Millionaire for Life | 12-13-26-35-43; Bonus: 04 |
Where to check and how to proceed if you win
If your ticket matches any of the numbers above, the next steps depend on the prize amount. The Vermont Lottery has specific procedures for validating and claiming prizes, and winners must act within defined timeframes.
- Prizes up to $499: Winners may claim these at any authorized Vermont Lottery retailer or at Vermont Lottery headquarters by presenting the signed ticket for validation.
- Prizes between $500 and $5,000: These claims may be made at any M&T Bank branch in Vermont during the Lottery Office’s regular business hours.
- Prizes over $5,000: Claims for larger prizes must be submitted in person at the Vermont Lottery headquarters.
All prize claims require a signed winning ticket, a government-issued photo ID and a completed claim form. Winners must file claims within one year of the drawing date.
Resources and additional information
The Vermont Lottery website contains details on claim forms, office hours, and frequently asked questions. Players seeking more information or who need assistance can contact the Lottery’s customer service through the channels listed on the agency’s FAQ page.
Players who habitually participate in multi-state games should note that Vermont participates in the Tri-State Lottery with New Hampshire and Maine for certain offerings such as Mega Bucks, Gimme 5, Pick 3 and Pick 4. National games like Powerball and Mega Millions have separate rules and larger prize pools.
For those who keep records or track results, many outlets and the official lottery site maintain archives of past drawings and prize payout schedules. Checking the payout table for your game is important, especially for daily numbers games where prize amounts can vary based on wager type and play options.
Practical tips for players
Lotteries carry low odds for the largest prizes, so winners should follow secure procedures if they believe they have a winning ticket. Consider these steps:
- Safeguard the ticket: Sign the back immediately and store it in a secure place.
- Verify numbers from an official source: Use the Vermont Lottery website or visit a licensed retailer to confirm results.
- Review claiming options: Know whether your prize amount requires a bank, retailer or headquarters visit.
- Meet the deadline: Claims are invalid after one year from the drawing date.
For legal or financial guidance after a significant win, winners often consult an attorney or financial adviser before claiming a large prize. The Vermont Lottery does not provide legal counsel but outlines the administrative steps required to receive winnings.
These results are current as of the Aug. 15 drawings. Players should confirm with official Vermont Lottery releases for any updates or corrections related to these numbers.
