Georgia Cash For Life
You can play Cash for Life in-store or online in Georgia for the chance to win incredible prizes that pay out for a lifetime. The Peach State has been a part of the game since tickets went on sale there in August 2016, generating vital funds for education and making lots of big winners. Find out more about GA Cash for Life below.
Latest GA Cash For Life Numbers
Here are the winning Cash for Life numbers for the latest draw. You can see the statistics for Georgia, or hit the Draw Details button for a full rundown of all the winners by state.
This Wednesday, you could win...
$1,000 A Day For LIFE!
Time remaining: 1 day 01:27:29
Numbers for the last week
Cash for Life draws take place every day at 9:00 PM ET, and you can see the results for the last week below. Find out the number of prizes paid out in Georgia.
About Cash For Life in Georgia
Play Cash for Life in Georgia and you have options that might not be available in every other state – you can choose your numbers online, stay anonymous if you win, and play the same numbers for up to 13 weeks in a row.
How to play Cash For Life in Georgia
Select five numbers from 1 to 60 and a Cash Ball between 1 and 4, or get a random selection via Quik Pik. Use the Multi Draw section to decide how many consecutive drawings to enter, up to a maximum of 26, and make sure to buy your tickets before 8:45 PM.
Claiming prizes in Georgia
You can claim prizes via a Georgia Lottery retailer, Georgia Lottery Office or by mailing your ticket to the Georgia Lottery Corporation at P.O. Box 56966, Atlanta, GA 30343. You’ll need to fill out a claim form for prizes over $601. The claim period is 180 days from the draw date.
Procedure for Lost and Damaged Tickets
It may be possible to claim a prize on a damaged ticket, depending on its condition, so you should contact a GA Lottery district office or mail it in if you think you are a winner. You need to be able to prove that you own a winning ticket, so if a ticket is lost or stolen you may not be able to claim. Players are therefore urged to sign their tickets.
Taxes due on prizes in Georgia
Any prizes above $5,000 are subject to federal tax, starting at 24 percent, and state tax at a rate of 5.29 percent. The Georgia Lottery also has to report winnings of more than $600, and deduct outstanding child support payments for prizes above $2,500.
