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Arizona Lottery Mega Millions, Pick 3 results for June 20, 2025

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Arizona Lottery players can engage in multiple draw games, including Mega Millions and Powerball, with recent jackpots entering the top 10 in U. S. history. Proceeds from these games benefit critical state initiatives such as higher education and health services. Retailers can cash prizes up to $100, while larger winnings require claims to be submitted to designated lottery offices.

The Phoenix and Tucson locations can process prizes of any size, while Kingman and Sky Harbor offices handle smaller amounts. The lottery has gained popularity, with players able to purchase tickets in-person or online through the Jackpocket app, the official digital lottery courier. Jackpocket allows users to select games, place orders, and manage their tickets via their smartphones. Arizona's commitment to lottery funding has significant implications for state-funded programs and services. Players seeking the latest results and claims procedures can access information through the Arizona Lottery website.

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