What is the first rule on the TICKET SAFETY CHECKLIST at www nylottery org?"?

Sign Your Ticket upon receipt. Check your ticket(s) before leaving the store to ensure you have the correct ticket and all corresponding receipts. Use the ticket checker now available at retail locations statewide.

Check your ticket before handing it to the store clerk for payment. If possible, make a copy of your ticket or simply jot down the numbers from the front back of the ticket before handing it over if you suspect the prize is valued at $600 or more. Check your numbers against the Lottery’s official winning numbers posted at 16,000 retail locations statewide, in newspapers and online at nylottery.org.

Keep all Lottery tickets in a safe, secure place as the Lottery is not liable for lost or stolen tickets. More.

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