Sold a $328.5M Powerball ticket on 2025-01-18.
Fred Meyer has sold a winning Powerball ticket, but that history says nothing about the ticket in your pocket — every draw is independent, and this store's odds on the next ticket are identical to those of any other licensed retailer in OR. If you do have a winner, here's what actually determines your payout.
OR withholds 8% in state tax from lottery prizes. Federal withholding adds another 24% on any single prize over $5,000. On privacy, anonymous claims allowed in Oregon: Winners may remain fully anonymous, no prize threshold.
Sign the back of the ticket right away — that alone establishes you as the owner if it's ever lost or disputed. Small prizes can typically be cashed at Fred Meyer itself or any other licensed retailer in OR; larger prizes and any jackpot-tier win require an in-person visit to an official Oregon Lottery claim center with the signed ticket and a valid photo ID. Take a photo and a photocopy of the signed ticket before you go, and hold off on any big decisions — lump sum vs. annuity, who to tell, whether to bring in a financial advisor — until you've had a few days to think it through.
Fred Meyer in Beaverton, OR has sold 1 major lottery winning ticket worth $328.5M combined, according to LotteryMap's tracked win records.
No. Every ticket for a given game has identical odds no matter where it's purchased. A store's past winning history reflects ticket volume and chance, not a higher probability of future wins.
Fred Meyer is located at 15995 SW Walker Rd, Beaverton, OR 97006, Beaverton, OR.