Again, for those who play the lottery regularly, and even for those who are not so much but who want their life to take a radical turn soon, they are very careful. to Mega Millions, from next Friday, January 6th $940 million will be up for grabs.
Once again Mega Millions has put up for grabs one of the most beautiful prizes in the history of this lottery, many are already buying tickets in advance to aspire to be the winners of this sum of money by no means negligible.
Remember that you can play Mega Millions by investing at least $2 and that the drawings are held on Tuesdays and Fridays at 23:00 (Eastern Time), so you are in time to buy a ticket.
But if you still want to think about whether or not to bet on this lottery draw, in case you decide to do it at the last minute, here we tell you, Until what time can you buy a Mega Millions ticket in every US state.
Deadline by US state to purchase a Mega Millions ticket
Alabama: Do not play.
Alaska: Do not play.
Arizona: The cut-off time from November to the second Sunday in March is 7:59 pm local time. From the second Sunday in March to the first Saturday in November, it is limited to 6.59pm.
Arkansas: Lottery sales end at 9:45 pm Central Time.
California: Sale closes at 7:45pm Pacific time.
Colorado: There are no ticket sales on Tuesdays and Fridays from 7.30pm to 7.33pm; Monday, Wednesday and Thursday between midnight and 4:30am and Sunday between midnight and 8am local time.
Connecticut: On the night of the draw, ticket sales close at 10pm.
Delaware: Tickets on sale until 9.45pm
Florida: Sales end at 10pm on drawing days.
Georgia: Sales close usually at 10.45pm.
Hawaii: Do not play.
Idaho: After 20:45 it will not be possible to purchase Mega Millions tickets.
Illinois: Cut-off time is 9.45pm.
Indiana: Sales on draw dates will end at 10:44 pm Pacific time.
Iowa: The cut-off time is 20:59 on drawing days.
Kansas: Those who wish to play can purchase tickets until 20:59 to get them.
Kentucky: Closing time is usually 10.45pm.
Louisiana: Ticket sales also stop a few minutes before 21:00.
Maine: Closing time is 9:50 PM Eastern time.
Maryland: Tickets may be purchased up to 15 minutes prior to the draw at 10:45pm Eastern time.
Massachusetts: Ticket sales are also suspended at 10.45pm.
Michigan: Cut-off time is 10.45pm.
Minnesota: You will have a maximum of 21:00 to purchase your tickets.
Mississippi: Mega Millions is now also played in Mississippi. Contact your local dealer for cut-off times.
Missouri: There are no ticket sales on Tuesdays and Fridays between 8.59pm and 10pm.
Montana: Sale ends at 8pm
Nebraska: The cut-off time is usually one hour before the draw.
Nevada: Mega Millions is not played in this state.
NH: There is time until 21.50 to purchase tickets.
New Jersey: The limit is set at 10.45pm.
New Mexico: On draw days you have until 20:45 to purchase on the same day.
New York: Sale for Mega Millions draw night closes at 10:45pm ET.
North Carolina: Sales hours end at 10.45pm
North Dakota: Tickets must be purchased before 8.58pm.
Ohio: Cut-off time is 10.45pm.
Oklahoma: Buy tickets until 20:59
Oregon: Expires on Tuesdays and Fridays at 19:00
Pennsylvania: After 21:59 it will no longer be possible to buy tickets.
Rhode Island: The shopping cut-off time is usually 9.50pm.
South Carolina: Ticket sales end at 10pm
South Dakota: Tickets must be purchased before 21:00.
Tennessee: Sale suspended beginning at 9:45pm Central Time.
Texas: Ticket sales are no longer available after 21:45 local time.
Utah: Mega Millions is not played here.
Vermont: cut-off time is 9.50pm.
Virginia: Tickets stop selling at 10.45pm on drawing days.
Washington: Ticket sales stop on Tuesdays and Fridays at 7.45pm and resume at 7.46pm.
Washington DC: You have until 10.45pm to buy them.
West Virginia: Cut-off time is usually 9:45 PM Pacific Time.
Wisconsin: The sale is suspended at 21:00.
Wyoming: Breaks for Mega Millions ticket sales start at 20:00.
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