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DraftKings-owned lottery courier app Jackpocket says 85 of its customers had won at least $1 million as of July 21, 2026. According to figures published by DraftKings Network, those winners combined for $637,130,517, with New York producing the largest state total at 26 million-dollar winners.
The company said 75 of the 85 wins came from lottery drawings, while 10 came from scratch-off tickets. Among the drawing-based wins, 26 were tied to Powerball and 16 to Mega Millions.
For New York readers, the clearest takeaway is that the state leads Jackpocket’s list of million-dollar winners, just ahead of New Jersey’s 25. The rest of the state-by-state breakdown listed Colorado with eight, Texas with seven, Massachusetts with six, Ohio with five, and Arkansas and Arizona with three each. Minnesota and New Hampshire were the only states listed with just one winner apiece.
The largest individual prize cited in the report was a Powerball win worth more than $250 million in Arkansas in March 2026. The biggest scratch-off prize mentioned was a $4 million win in Massachusetts in August 2025 on a Monopoly Doubler ticket.
Jackpocket said its first million-dollar customer win came in 2018. After no million-dollar winners in 2019 or 2020, the company reported six such winners in 2021, 17 in 2022, 15 in 2023, 19 in 2024, 21 in 2025, and six more through July 21, 2026.
Jackpocket describes itself as the first licensed third-party lottery courier app in the U.S. It is a subsidiary of DraftKings Inc. and says it is available in multiple jurisdictions, including New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Ohio, Texas, Colorado, Arizona, Arkansas, Minnesota, New Hampshire, and several others.
For players, the announcement is mainly a snapshot of Jackpocket’s historical win totals rather than a change to product availability or lottery rules. The figures also do not explain whether the prize amounts are counted before or after taxes, or provide the company’s methodology for counting winners.
As always, lottery play should be approached responsibly, and players should review the rules and availability in their state before participating.
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Source: As reported by dknetwork.draftkings.com.
