3,001 officially licensed retailers across 312 cities in Colorado, sourced directly from the state's own open-data portal — plus 10 verified prize-winning stores with a confirmed jackpot history.
These 10 Colorado stores have a confirmed track record of selling a major lottery prize.
3,001 retailers officially licensed to sell lottery tickets in Colorado, sourced directly from the state's official open-data portal — not just well-known chains, every licensed location on record.
A dedicated page for each of Colorado's largest cities, with its own map and full retailer list.
Every licensed Colorado location for each major retailer chain.
Lottery tickets in Colorado are sold at 3,001 officially licensed retailers across 312 cities — gas stations, convenience stores, pharmacies, and grocery chains are the most common. Every store listed above comes directly from Colorado's own licensing data, alongside the specific stores in our database that have sold a confirmed major prize.
Looking for the stores with the best track record instead? See the full ranked list of prize-winning retailers in Colorado, sorted by the largest prize sold at each location.
No store on this list — winning or not — has better odds than any other. Odds are fixed by the rules of each game (how many numbers you pick, how many balls are in the drum) and are identical no matter which of Colorado's licensed retailers actually prints your ticket. A store showing up here with a big prize history simply means it sold a lot of tickets, sold one at the right moment, or both — sales volume, not location, is what correlates with a store eventually selling a winner. If you're comparing two nearby options, convenience (hours, parking, how busy the line is) is a far more useful factor than any "lucky store" reputation.
If a ticket from this list pays off, know before you claim: Colorado withholds 4% in state tax from lottery winnings. Federal withholding adds another 24% on prizes over $5,000. As for privacy, winner identity is public record in Colorado: Colorado releases the winner's first name, last initial, hometown, prize amount and game. Small prizes can usually be cashed right at the retailer; larger ones require a trip to an official Colorado Lottery claim center with a signed ticket and photo ID.