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Georgia Lottery Results for Sept. 17, 2026 and Recent Big Wins

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Cited: The Augusta Chronicle, WSB-TV, WJBF

TL;DR

Georgia Lottery results for Sept. 17, 2026 are out, and a Hinesville player won $3 million on a scratch-off. Other recent wins include $125,000 in Fantasy 5 and $12,500 in Keno!.

Why now

With multiple big wins reported in the same week and daily draws continuing, now is a good time for players to verify their tickets and understand claim procedures.

Agree / conflict

Lottery wins are exciting, but critics argue the odds are extremely low. Supporters highlight the education funding benefits.

Takeaway

Check your Georgia Lottery tickets from recent draws and scratch-offs. Claim prizes promptly using the appropriate method based on amount.

The Georgia Lottery released results for September 17, 2026, covering Cash 3, Cash 4, Cash Pop, Georgia FIVE, Fantasy 5, and Millionaire for Life. Winning numbers are listed for midday, evening, and night draws. Separately, a Hinesville player claimed a $3 million top prize on a 100X The Money scratch-off ticket purchased at EZ Trip. Another player won $125,000 in the Sept. 15 Fantasy 5 drawing with a ticket bought at Publix in Holly Springs, and a Flowery Branch resident won $12,500 playing Keno! on the mobile app. A $1 million ticket was also claimed in Augusta, though details are sparse. All proceeds support Georgia's HOPE Scholarship and Pre-K programs.

FAQ

What are the draw times for Georgia Lottery games?

Powerball: Mon/Wed/Sat at 10:59 p.m. ET; Mega Millions: Tue/Fri at 11 p.m. ET; Cash 3 & 4: Midday 12:29 p.m., Evening 6:59 p.m., Night 11:34 p.m. daily; Cash Pop: multiple draws from 8 a.m. to 11:59 p.m.; Fantasy 5: 11:34 p.m. daily; Millionaire for Life: 11:15 p.m. daily.

How do I claim a prize under $601?

Prizes under $601 can be claimed at any Georgia Lottery retail location or by mail to Georgia Lottery Corporation, P.O. Box 56966, Atlanta, GA 30343.

How do I claim a prize over $600?

Prizes over $600 must be claimed at Georgia Lottery Headquarters, a district office, or by mail to the Georgia Lottery for payment.

What do Georgia Lottery proceeds fund?

Proceeds from all Georgia Lottery games benefit education programs, including the HOPE Scholarship Program and Georgia's Pre-K Program.

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Source: The Augusta Chronicle
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