split among plays matching all five numbers. Megabucks, whose original version began in 1985, became Megabucks Plus in July 2009, doubling the cost of a ticket to $2. In the late 2010s, Megabucks Plus switched back to the name Megabucks. Megabucks is a double-matrix game like Mega Millions and Lucky for Life; players select five numbers out of a field of 1 to 41, and a "Megaball" from a field of 1 to 6. Tri-State drawings are held in New Hampshire. These drawings use "classic" numbered balls and drawing machines, except for raffles. New Hampshire and Vermont allow subscription play for Megabucks and Mega Millions; in the case of New Hampshire, it does not have a residency requirement for subscription play. Notes New England Economy of the Northeastern United States Lottery games in the United States