Lucky for Life is now Millionaire for Life
The game ended. Here is what happened, and where the new nightly numbers are.
Lucky for Life held its last drawing on 21 February 2026
Lucky for Life is gone. Across most of the states that sold it, it was replaced by Millionaire for Life, a new nightly game with a top prize paid for life. A few states chose not to carry the new game, so if yours is one of them, check your state lottery for what it offers now.
What changed
Lucky for Life was five numbers from 1 to 48, plus a green Lucky Ball from 1 to 18. Its top prize was $1,000 a day for life, and second prize was $25,000 a year for life.
Millionaire for Life is five numbers from 1 to 58, plus a Millionaire Ball from 1 to 5, drawn every night. The top prize is still paid for life, which is the idea Lucky for Life was built on.
The most recent Millionaire for Life numbers
- 10
- 15
- 25
- 29
- 50
- 3
Every Millionaire for Life drawing, newest first.
Still holding a Lucky for Life ticket?
A winning ticket is still a winning ticket after the game ends, but the claim window does not wait. It runs from 90 days to a year from the drawing date, depending on the state that sold it. Find your state's deadline on the lottery rules by state pages, and do not throw the ticket away until you have checked.
Questions people ask
- What happened to Lucky for Life?
- Lucky for Life held its last drawing on 21 February 2026. In most states it was replaced by Millionaire for Life, a nightly game with a top prize paid for life, the same idea Lucky for Life was built on.
- Is Lucky for Life still around?
- No. The final Lucky for Life drawing was 21 February 2026. Millionaire for Life took its place in most states, and it draws every night.
- What replaced Lucky for Life?
- Millionaire for Life, run across most of the same states and drawn nightly. You can check its numbers and save a ticket on MilliCheck.
- I have an old Lucky for Life ticket. Can I still claim it?
- Maybe. Claim windows run from 90 days to a year from the drawing date, depending on the state that sold it. Check your state's deadline, and do not throw the ticket away until you have.