Are lottery winnings public information?

[Baniro]

In most cases, lottery winnings are considered public information. When someone wins a significant amount of money from a lottery or other forms of gambling, their name, the amount they won, and sometimes their city or state of residence are typically disclosed by the lottery organization. This is done to promote transparency and demonstrate that the lottery is paying out prizes as advertised.

Publicly announcing winners also serves as a marketing tool for lotteries, as it generates excitement and encourages others to participate. Additionally, it helps prevent fraud and ensures that the lottery is operating fairly.
Are lottery winnings public information?

 

[grandsun]

Can we come across a situation whereby a lottery winning player can successfully ask a lottery organization not to disclose his identity?
I think I have to carry out investigations to gain more information on this matter.