Order Lottery Game Tickets for Mega Millions’ New Format at TheLotter US!
The wait is over! On Tuesday, April 8, 2025, Mega Millions‘ highly anticipated revamp officially kicked off with its first draw, bringing bigger jackpots, better odds, and thrilling new features.
Under the updated format, the starting jackpot is now $50 million, and a ‘multiplier’, replacing the megaplier, is now built into the game—automatically boosting non-jackpot wins by 2X, 3X, 4X, 5X, or even 10X. This means that matching all five white balls could now be worth up to $10 million!
Another major change: every prize will now exceed the cost of a ticket, eliminating breakeven wins. With faster-growing jackpots and bigger payouts across the board, the game is set to become even more exciting.
Yael Hertz, CEO of TheLotter US, shared her enthusiasm for the upgrade:
“Since October, when the new format was first announced, we’ve been eagerly awaiting these changes. Now that the time has come, we can’t wait to see players enjoy the new and improved Mega Millions!”
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“We’re thrilled to offer players a seamless way to participate in Mega Millions and other major draws,” Hertz added. “With the added convenience of ordering online, playing the lottery has never been easier or more exciting. We’re actively working to bring our services to even more states.”
In fact, the new format is expected to attract even more players. According to Hertz, “With all of these special features and a totally revamped format, we believe Mega Millions will capture the attention of both loyal players and newcomers alike, making it even more popular than before.”
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To support these game-changing upgrades, the cost of a Mega Millions ticket is being adjusted from $2 to $5— marking only the second price adjustment in its history. But with larger starting jackpots, a built-in multiplier, and improved prize structures, players are certainly getting more bang for their buck.
Read more about TheLotter US’s perspective on the Mega Millions format change, as featured on PR Newswire and Fox40.
