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These states protect a winner's identity only if the prize exceeds a specific dollar amount or for a limited time:Arizona: Anonymous for prizes over $100,000 (with a temporary 90-day confidentiality window for major wins).Arkansas: Anonymous for prizes over$500,000 for up to three years.Colorado: Releases only the winner's first name, first initial of the last name, hometown, and game played.Florida: Keeps winners of prizes over $250,000 confidential for 90 days, after which details become public record (though trusts can offer ongoing workarounds).Georgia: Anonymous for prizes over$250,000.Illinois: Anonymous for large prize winners.Kentucky: Winners of over $1 million can delay disclosure for up to one year.Michigan: Anonymity is granted for state-run game prizes over$10,000.Minnesota: Anonymous for prizes over $10,000.Nebraska: Anonymous for prizes over$250,000.Texas: Anonymous for prizes over $1 million.

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States with Online Sales and AnonymityMaryland: Players can buy tickets online after verifying their identity, and any winner of a draw game, fast play, or scratch-off has the right to remain anonymous -- North Dakota: You can purchase online plays through the state website or mobile app, and winners have the option to release their information or to remain anonymous -- New Jersey: The state offers multiple online draw game options, and under state law, lottery winners have the choice to remain anonymous -- Kansas: Players can buy tickets online via the official website or app, and winners in Kansas can request to remain anonymous

The highest lottery prize in U.S. history was a $2.04 billion Powerball jackpot won on November 7, 2022, by Edwin Castro with a single ticket sold in Altadena, California.

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