The $3,561,733 jackpot is by far the largest awarded by Lotto Alaska, which was launched in 2017. The next closest was on April 17, 2022, when the winner got $908,000.
Anchorage's George Tagarook, center, accepts a check for $3,561,733 from Lotto Alaska on Tuesday at Moose A’La Mode in Anchorage. $3.5 million jackpot this week, selecting the winning card in a game operated by Lotto Alaska.
During an interview with local radio host Bob Lester on Lotto Alaska’s Facebook page, Tagarook said he bought about $100 in tickets. He said he’d only been playing the lotto for a few months. On Sunday, Tagarook wrote down the winning numbers to check his tickets but had conflated the final four digits, writing them down incorrectly.“The next day when I woke up, I had to check the numbers again,” he told Lester. “There it was, 6-6-5-5.”participants can buy tickets for a chance to win the weekly prize fund.
“His response was, ‘I’ve got some appointments this week, so I don’t think this week will work,’ ” Solski said. Lotto Alaska is available only to people in-state, with 20 locations available from Fairbanks, North Pole and Tok to Anchorage, Wasilla and even Kodiak. Tickets can also be purchased online using geolocation technology.
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