Do my odds improve at a store with many past winning tickets?

No. Lotto is drawn at random, so the store where you buy does not affect the odds of the same combination. Cumulative counts can be influenced by ticket sales volume.

What does a high number of jackpots mean?

It's a cumulative record that the store has sold multiple 1st-prize tickets over time. The count tends to be higher at large, busy stores with high sales volume and does not indicate any special luck of the shop.

Where does the store information come from?

It is based on the official winning-store data published by the lottery operator and is refreshed as each week's draw results come in. Addresses and regional details are included so you can locate stores on the map.

Winning Stores

Review historical winning-ticket store records

How to read the store records

This page aggregates store names, addresses, first-prize ticket counts, and the latest reflected draw from results published by the official Korean lottery operator. Store names and region labels are normalized, so closures, moves, or name changes may appear later than they occur.

A cumulative count only records where past winning tickets were sold. Ticket sales volume by store is not public here, so the count is not a win rate and does not show that a store can improve the odds of the next draw.

Check the official Lotto 6/45 guide

Store records by region

Open one of 17 regional pages to review records grouped by the legal administrative region, store addresses, and the latest reflected draw.

Seoul Gyeonggi Busan Daegu Incheon Gwangju Daejeon Ulsan Sejong Gangwon Chungbuk Chungnam Jeonbuk Jeonnam Gyeongbuk Gyeongnam Jeju

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Understanding Lotto Store Data

What Jackpot-Winning Store Data Means

This page is based on official lottery data and lists stores that sold past 1st-prize (and 2nd-prize) winning tickets, along with the cumulative count. The count is not a sales-adjusted win rate.

However, the number of jackpots is not a sign of a store's 'luck' but is largely proportional to sales volume. A shop with heavy foot traffic that sells many tickets simply has more chances of selling a winning one.

Does the Store You Choose Affect Your Chances?

Statistically, no. Lotto 6/45 winning numbers are drawn completely at random by a machine and have nothing to do with where the ticket was bought. For the same numbers, your odds of winning are exactly identical no matter which store you buy from.

Some stores can accumulate more records because they sell more tickets. Store data is a historical and location reference, not a way to improve your odds.

How to Find Stores by Region

Use the region tags or filter at the top to gather jackpot-producing stores in areas like Seoul, Gyeonggi, or Busan. You can also change the sort order by number of 1st prizes, total wins, or most recent win to compare them.

Each regional detail page shows cumulative records, addresses, and the latest reflected draw for that province.

Read the number statistics with their historical limits, and use the number generator only to inspect random combinations, not as a prediction.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do my odds improve at a store with many past winning tickets?: No. Lotto is drawn at random, so the store where you buy does not affect the odds of the same combination. Cumulative counts can be influenced by ticket sales volume.
What does a high number of jackpots mean?: It's a cumulative record that the store has sold multiple 1st-prize tickets over time. The count tends to be higher at large, busy stores with high sales volume and does not indicate any special luck of the shop.
Where does the store information come from?: It is based on the official winning-store data published by the lottery operator and is refreshed as each week's draw results come in. Addresses and regional details are included so you can locate stores on the map.

A store's past winning history has no bearing on future results, and your odds of winning are the same no matter where you buy.