Mega Millions is getting some mega changes in Iowa and across the country. The popular lottery game is raising prices and, officials say, the odds of winning. The cost of playing the game has more ...

Lottery winner: North Carolina woman will retire, pay off her home after winning $1 million lottery prize Though ticket prices are increasing, new Mega Millions tickets will include a built-in ...

Mega Millions will raise ticket prices from $2 to $5, a move the lottery said will help raise the average jackpot win from ...

Today is the last chance to buy a Mega Millions ticket for $2. Here's when ticket price rises to $5 and other changes coming ...

Starting in April, billion-dollar Mega Millions jackpots may get a lot more common, but tickets will cost you more,. here's ...

Tickets will cost $5 per play starting with Tuesday’s drawing — up from the former $2 per play, according to a press release from Mega Millions. It marks the second price adjustment since the first ...

Mega Millions is rolling out major changes — including a 150% price increase — this week, as the multi-state lottery game aims to improve odds and dish out bigger jackpots.

Lottery officials also predict the jackpot will grow faster due to the higher cost of a ticket, because the jackpot is based on total ticket sales. The average jackpot win in the new game will be more ...

Every winning ticket will payout at least 2X the price. Prizes for Match 5 (match five white balls) with the new built-in Multiplier will range from $2 million up to $10 million. The prize for ...

Mega Millions raised single ticket prices to $5 from $2. Operators promise bigger jackpots and more wins, but already some players are opting to play less expensive games. A risk expert says the ...

Some big changes are coming to the Mega Millions lottery starting on Saturday. Among the changes is that the price of a Mega Millions ticket will increase to $5 up from $2. The news did not make some ...

The price of a Mega Millions ticket is going up from $2 to $5 beginning April 5, the second increase in the lottery’s 28-year history since its debut as The Big Game in 1996.