Every state's 3-digit and 4-digit game
Pick 3 & Pick 4 by State
Pick 3 and Pick 4 go by more than a dozen names across the U.S. — Cash 3, Daily 3, Play 3, Win 4, Numbers and more. Find your state's game, its odds and the official results page.
Pick 3 results by state
41 U.S. lotteries run a 3-digit game. Match all three digits in exact order for the straight prize, or in any order for a box prize. The official results link goes to the lottery that publishes the winning numbers.
Pick 4 results by state
34 U.S. lotteries run a 4-digit game, usually alongside Pick 3. Adding a fourth digit raises the straight odds to 1 in 10,000 and the typical top prize with it.
Pick 3 and Pick 4 odds
Every state uses the same number pool, so the base odds are identical everywhere. Payouts are fixed by each lottery and vary by bet type and price.
Pick 3 — 3 digits
- Straight (exact order)1 in 1,000
- Box — 3 different digits1 in 166.67
- Box — 2 digits repeat1 in 333.33
Pick 4 — 4 digits
- Straight (exact order)1 in 10,000
- Box — 4 different digits1 in 4,167
- Box — one pair1 in 2,083
- Box — two pairs1 in 833.33
- Box — three of a kind1 in 416.67
States without Pick 3 or Pick 4
No 3-digit game: Montana, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota and Wyoming.
No 4-digit game: Arizona, Colorado, Kansas, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Washington and Wyoming.
Alabama, Alaska, Hawaii, Nevada and Utah do not appear in either table because they do not operate a state lottery. See all state lottery results for the full list.
How to check your Pick 3 or Pick 4 numbers
Each lottery publishes its own midday and evening results, usually within minutes of the draw. Use the official results link in the table above, or open your state's page on LotteryMap for draw schedules, claim deadlines and tax rules. For the national games, see tonight's winning numbers.
LotteryMap does not publish winning numbers for state-only games. Each lottery uses its own feed, and republishing an unverified number is worse than linking to the source that actually drew it.
Pick 3 & Pick 4 FAQ
Which states have a Pick 3 lottery game?
41 of the 46 U.S. lotteries (45 states plus Washington, D.C.) run a 3-digit game. It is not always called “Pick 3” — common names include Cash 3, Daily 3, Play 3, DC 3, Numbers and Washington's Daily Game. The table above shows the exact name each lottery uses.
What is Pick 3 called in my state?
Find your state in the Pick 3 table. The “Game name” column shows the official name your lottery uses. The link on the state name goes to that state's LotteryMap results page, and the last column goes straight to the lottery's own site.
Which states do not have Pick 3 or Pick 4?
No 3-digit game: Montana, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota and Wyoming. No 4-digit game: Arizona, Colorado, Kansas, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Washington and Wyoming. Alabama, Alaska, Hawaii, Nevada and Utah are not in either list because they do not operate a state lottery at all.
What are the odds of winning Pick 3?
A straight Pick 3 bet — matching all three digits in exact order — is 1 in 1,000. A box bet matches the same three digits in any order: 1 in 166.67 when all three digits are different, and 1 in 333.33 when two digits repeat.
What are the odds of winning Pick 4?
A straight Pick 4 bet is 1 in 10,000. Box odds depend on how many digits repeat: 1 in 4,167 when all four are different, 1 in 2,083 with one pair, 1 in 833.33 with two pairs, and 1 in 416.67 with three of a kind.
Is Pick 4 the same as Pick 3?
No. Pick 3 is a 3-digit game with a 1 in 1,000 chance on a straight bet. Pick 4 uses four digits, so the straight odds are 1 in 10,000 and the top prizes are correspondingly larger. Both are state-only draw games, not multi-state games like Powerball.
Where can I check Pick 3 and Pick 4 winning numbers?
Each state's official lottery site publishes its own 3-digit and 4-digit results after every draw — use the “Official results” link in either table. LotteryMap does not republish state-only draw numbers, because each lottery uses a separate feed and an incorrect number is worse than no number.
How much does a Pick 3 or Pick 4 ticket cost?
Most states charge $0.50 or $1 per play for each bet type, and payout tables are fixed by the lottery rather than pari-mutuel. Prices and prize amounts vary by state, so check your lottery's official rules before you play.