Collecting a prize — opole
Opole has 1 Lotto outlet. The town lies in the opolskie voivodeship. If you've won a high prize, a lottery kiosk won't pay it out — the money is collected at a Totalizator Sportowy branch. Below you'll find the branch's contact details and everything worth knowing before your visit: from what amount a visit is required, which documents to prepare, and what happens with the tax.
Addresses and opening hours come from the Totalizator Sportowy website, current as of 12.09.2026. We cannot guarantee that a point is open right now — outlets are sometimes closed and hours change without notice. If you're travelling further, it's worth calling first.
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Addresses of Lotto points in Opole
| Point name | Address | District | Opening hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Opole - XIII Oddział | ul. Kośnego 22 45-056 | — | Mon 08:30–14:30; Tue 08:30–14:30; Wed 08:30–14:30; Thu 08:30–14:30; Fri 08:30–14:30 |
Have you won a large amount?
The outlet only pays out lower winnings. Above the threshold set out in the game rules, the money is collected at a Totalizator Sportowy branch — a different place from where you bought the ticket.
Until when can you buy a ticket for today's draw?
Ticket sales close a dozen or so minutes before the draw — around 21:30 for Lotto and Mini Lotto, around 19:30 for Eurojackpot, and around 13:40 for the afternoon Multi Multi and Kaskada draws. After that time the outlet is already selling for the next draw.
Which games can you buy at an outlet?
Every outlet sells all of Totalizator Sportowy's number games: Lotto with Lotto Plus, Eurojackpot, Mini Lotto, Multi Multi and Kaskada, as well as scratch cards. You can fill in a slip yourself or ask for a random pick.
Frequently asked questions
Can I collect the prize at any branch?
Yes. You can collect the prize at any Totalizator Sportowy branch in Poland, regardless of where you bought the ticket. There are just over a dozen branches in the country, so sometimes a neighboring province is closer than your own.
Can someone else collect the prize on my behalf?
The ticket is a bearer document, so the payout goes to the person who presents it together with their own ID document. If someone other than the player collects the ticket, they are recorded as the prize recipient and their details are used for the tax settlement.
Do I need to include the prize in my annual PIT?
No. The 10% tax is withheld by the branch at payout and passed on to the tax office directly. The player does not declare such a prize in their annual return and does not pay anything extra later.
What if the ticket got damaged?
It's worth bringing it anyway — the branch decides on the possibility of payout after examining the document. If the bet number or code is legible, the matter can usually be resolved. Don't try to repair the ticket with tape or make any corrections to it, as that makes things worse.
How much time do I have to collect the prize?
Three years from the draw date. After this period the claim expires and the prize is forfeited. Answers to other questions about the game and payouts are gathered in the https://pewniaki.pl/en/faq section.