🏪 Where to buy Powerball
There is no single national retailer map — each state lottery runs its own. Pick your state below to open its official site or retailer finder. Tickets are sold at convenience stores, gas stations and supermarkets.
- Arizona Official site
- Arkansas Official site
- California Official site
- Colorado Find a retailer Official site
- Connecticut Find a retailer Official site
- Delaware Find a retailer Official site
- District of Columbia Find a retailer Official site
- Florida Find a retailer Official site
- Georgia Find a retailer Official site
- Idaho Find a retailer Official site
- Illinois Official site
- Indiana (Hoosier Lottery) Find a retailer Official site
- Iowa Official site
- Kansas Official site
- Kentucky Official site
- Louisiana Find a retailer Official site
- Maine Find a retailer Official site
- Maryland Find a retailer Official site
- Massachusetts Official site
- Michigan Official site
- Minnesota Official site
- Mississippi Find a retailer Official site
- Missouri Official site
- Montana Find a retailer Official site
- Nebraska Official site
- New Hampshire Find a retailer Official site
- New Jersey Official site
- New Mexico Official site
- New York Find a retailer Official site
- North Carolina Find a retailer Official site
- North Dakota Official site
- Ohio Official site
- Oklahoma Official site
- Oregon Find a retailer Official site
- Pennsylvania Official site
- Puerto Rico Official site
- Rhode Island Find a retailer Official site
- South Carolina Official site
- South Dakota Find a retailer Official site
- Tennessee Official site
- Texas Official site
- U.S. Virgin Islands Find a retailer Official site
- Vermont Find a retailer Official site
- Virginia Find a retailer Official site
- Washington Find a retailer Official site
- West Virginia Official site
- Wisconsin Official site
- Wyoming Find a retailer Official site
Not sold in: Alabama, Alaska, Hawaii, Nevada, Utah.
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Can I buy online?
Some states sell Powerball on their official lottery website or app to people physically located in that state; others only sell at retailers. Courier and reseller services are not run by the lottery — check your state’s rules before using one.
Buying as a visitor
You don’t have to be a U.S. citizen or resident to play, but you must buy the ticket in person inside a participating jurisdiction and meet its age limit. Prizes are claimed in the state where the ticket was sold, and winners who are not U.S. residents generally have 30% federal tax withheld.
Sources: MUSL member list and each official lottery website (checked September 2026).
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