Sweepstakes in Miami, FL: Updated 2026 List for Local Winners

Miami does not have a verified citywide list of 2026 sweepstakes winners. The documented update for local readers includes two open Miami-linked sweepstakes, two closed offers, and no confirmed Miami sweepstakes winner in the available records. A sweepstakes is a prize promotion in which chance determines the winner.

This guide separates active promotions from expired offers and explains how to request winner information.

Miami-linked sweepstakes still open in 2026

The Miami Marlins' Responsibility Has Its Rewards sweepstakes runs at loanDepot park through September 27, 2026. It offers 81 prizes to eligible U.S. and Canadian residents age 21 or older, according to the Miami Marlins promotion page.

Travel and lodging are not included. The NABISCO Inter Miami sweepstakes remains open through December 31, 2026. Mondelēz lists monthly drawings and a final drawing in January 2027, with an advertised prize pool of $51,500.

The prizes include an Inter Miami game package with a $5,200 travel check, as detailed in the Mondelēz official rules.

Check entry limits and uncovered costs

The NABISCO promotion allows one entry per day and provides a mail-in entry method. Its monthly game-ticket prizes do not cover transportation, lodging, meals, or related expenses. A Miami-area resident may face fewer travel barriers, but should still calculate any uncovered costs before entering.

Cox Media Group Miami's standing rules apply to promotions offered by Easy 93.1 and affiliated stations. Eligible entrants generally must be at least 18, live in Miami-Dade, Broward, or Palm Beach County, and prove Florida residency. Those standing rules do not establish a current promotion; each offer has separate dates, entry instructions, and prize terms.

Before entering:

• Confirm that your age and residence meet the specific promotion's requirements.
• Note the entry limit and closing date.
• Check whether tickets include transportation, lodging, meals, or other expenses.
• Save the exact promotion name and rules in case you later request winner information.

How to find a Miami winner's name

No Miami government agency maintains a verified citywide list of local sweepstakes winners. Instead, qualifying promoters must provide their own winner lists upon request under Florida Statute §849.094. Contact the promoter named in the rules and identify the promotion, entry period, and drawing.

Ask for the winner list rather than relying on social posts or unrelated prize announcements. If the supplied list omits residence information, a winner's name alone cannot confirm that the person lives in Miami.

Miami promotions that have already closed

The F1 Pirelli Hot Laps Weekend Miami sweepstakes closed on April 12, 2026. Pirelli's rules called for one winner to be drawn around April 13 for a Miami race-and-travel package valued at approximately $20,000. The available information does not identify that winner as a Miami resident.

The Homestead-Miami Speedway sweepstakes ended March 1, 2026. It offered one $700 hospitality-and-pre-race-pass prize, while the winner remained responsible for travel, hotel, meals, taxes, and other costs. An undated page or shared entry link does not make either closed promotion active again.

Lottery winners and prize-payment warnings

Alejandro Morales of Miami claimed a $2 million MONOPOLY SECRET VAULT Scratch-Off top prize on January 20, 2026. The Florida Lottery reported that he bought the ticket at a Miami Winn-Dixie. This is a documented local lottery win, not a sweepstakes result.

Florida consumer guidance says a legitimate sweepstakes does not require payment, a purchase, taxes, fees, shipping, or insurance to claim a prize. Promotions offering more than $5,000 in prizes must generally file with FDACS at least seven days before they begin, according to the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. If someone demands payment before releasing a prize, stop and verify the claim through the promoter's published contact information.