Colorado has a range of awesome games to try, including Lotto, Pick 3, Cash 5 and multi-state draws. Find out more about playing the lottery in the Centennial State, including how to buy tickets, the draw schedule and how to claim a prize.
Number of winners in Colorado games within the last 24 hours:
There’s always another draw coming up in Colorado, with games taking place every day. Use the table below to find out when the next draw is going ahead.
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Colorado Cash 5 |
Everyday: 7:35pm | |
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Colorado Lotto |
Monday: 7:35pm Wednesday: 7:35pm Saturday: 7:35pm | |
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Colorado Pick 3 |
Everyday: 1:30pm Everyday: 7:30pm |
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Pick 3 Midday Draw: 1:30 PM |
$2,500
Estimated jackpot
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Pick 3 Evening Draw: 7:30 PM |
$2,500
Estimated jackpot
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Colorado Cash 5 Draw: 7:35 PM |
$20,000
Estimated jackpot
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Colorado Lotto Draw: 7:35 PM |
$2,100,000
Estimated jackpot
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Pick 3 Midday Draw: 1:30 PM |
$2,500
Estimated jackpot
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Pick 3 Evening Draw: 7:30 PM |
$2,500
Estimated jackpot
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Colorado Cash 5 Draw: 7:35 PM |
$20,000
Estimated jackpot
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Pick 3 Midday Draw: 1:30 PM |
$2,500
Estimated jackpot
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Pick 3 Evening Draw: 7:30 PM |
$2,500
Estimated jackpot
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Colorado Cash 5 Draw: 7:35 PM |
$20,000
Estimated jackpot
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Colorado Lotto Draw: 7:35 PM |
$2,100,000
Estimated jackpot
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Pick 3 Midday Draw: 1:30 PM |
$2,500
Estimated jackpot
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Pick 3 Evening Draw: 7:30 PM |
$2,500
Estimated jackpot
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Colorado Cash 5 Draw: 7:35 PM |
$20,000
Estimated jackpot
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Pick 3 Midday Draw: 1:30 PM |
$2,500
Estimated jackpot
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Pick 3 Evening Draw: 7:30 PM |
$2,500
Estimated jackpot
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Colorado Cash 5 Draw: 7:35 PM |
$20,000
Estimated jackpot
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Pick 3 Midday Draw: 1:30 PM |
$2,500
Estimated jackpot
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Pick 3 Evening Draw: 7:30 PM |
$2,500
Estimated jackpot
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Colorado Cash 5 Draw: 7:35 PM |
$20,000
Estimated jackpot
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Colorado Lotto Draw: 7:35 PM |
$2,100,000
Estimated jackpot
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Pick 3 Midday Draw: 1:30 PM |
$2,500
Estimated jackpot
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Pick 3 Evening Draw: 7:30 PM |
$2,500
Estimated jackpot
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Colorado Cash 5 Draw: 7:35 PM |
$20,000
Estimated jackpot
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Colorado is among the growing number of states to embrace lottery couriers. These services, such as Jackpot.com, allow you to order tickets online. It’s secure and convenient, as the tickets are bought on your behalf and prizes are automatically paid into your account if you win.
Scratch games are a great choice for those who want the chance to be rewarded right away! These games can be purchased from authorized Colorado Lottery retailers and have a price range from $1 to $50. The higher the price of the ticket, the greater the amount and value of the prizes you could win.
Get our free app and it puts the world of Colorado lottery games into the palm of your hand. It’s got a range of innovative features and the capacity to be tailored exactly to your needs – making it even easier to follow the draws you are interested in and check the winning numbers.
Cash 5 gives players the chance to win a top prize of $20,000 every day of the week! Drawings are held nightly at 7:35 PM and tickets cost just $1 per line. Players select five numbers from 1 to 32. To win the top prize, you'll have to match all five numbers drawn.
About Cash 5Lotto is Colorado's very own jackpot game. In operation since 1989, it offers residents the chance to win a rolling jackpot worth a minimum of $1 million. Each $2 ticket also comes with a multiplier that increases non-jackpot prizes by up to 5x. Draws take place every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at 7:35 PM. Add the Plus option for $1 more and your numbers will be entered in a second drawing with a top prize of $250,000.
About LottoPick 3 has two draws daily with the chance to win prizes of up to $500 on a $1 wager. The Midday draw takes place at approximately 1:30 PM every day and the Evening draw follows at 7:30 PM. Pick 3 is the state's only draw game with a selection of wagers, and there are also a range of fun bet types.
About Pick 3The Colorado Lottery creates winners – big and small - every day. The luckiest players have been able to enjoy multimillion-dollar jackpots, becoming some of the wealthiest individuals in the state. Here’s a summary of some of Colorado’s largest-ever payouts.
Judy Finchum from Clifton claimed Colorado’s first nine-figure jackpot in 2017, having purchased her ticket at the aptly-named Lucky Me convenience store in Grand Junction. She had been playing the same birthday numbers for 30 years and her persistence paid off in style. Judy, together with husband Mack, decided to take the cash sum of $85 million, saying that she was too old at 67 for the annuity option.
Claude G., from the town of Rifle in Garfield County, shot down this big jackpot with a Quick Pick ticket bought at a Kum & Go store. Also known as ‘Al’, the tow truck driver said he would ‘have fun’ and do lots of traveling with wife Jackie, adding that he suddenly found himself with lots of new friends. At the time of claiming he was not sure whether to take the cash or the annuity, but after consulting with attorneys it was later revealed that he had taken the lump-sum option of $54.9 million.
Kim Walker of Boulder has been hailed as an example of how to use a lottery windfall wisely since her big moment in 1992. With no choice at the time but to accept the payout over 25 years, she soon married her boyfriend and moved with him to the town of Steamboat Springs, where she pursued her dream of living in a ski town and teaching figure skating. Lotto was later rebranded to Lotto+ in 2019, and in January 2025 the game’s second-biggest jackpot ($25 million) was split between two winners.
You have 180 days from the date of a drawing to redeem a prize. Scratch prizes expire 180 days after the announced end-of-game date.
If you win a large prize, your name, town and prize amount will be made public due to the state’s Open Records Act, so there is no option to remain anonymous.
It’s easy to claim a prize, whether the payout is high or low. Find out all your options for redeeming a prize in the Centennial State.
You can usually redeem prizes below $600 at any authorized Colorado Lottery retailer. You can also claim by mail or visit one of the four claims centers in the state to redeem your prize.
Claim at one of the four claim centers or by mail. The offices are located in Denver, Fort Collins, Grand Junction and Pueblo. Be sure to bring the signed winning ticket and photo ID when you visit.
You can now also complete an online form for prizes of $600 or more to save yourself a trip. You'll need to upload a copy of the front and back of your ticket and fill out all the relevant details, then the Colorado Lottery will verify your claim and send further instructions before making arrangements for payment.
Any prize worth more than $5,000 will have 24 percent deducted for federal taxes and an additional four percent will be deducted for Colorado state taxes.
To redeem prizes of $599 or less, send the original signed winning ticket to the address below. If you've won $600 or above, you will also need to fill out a claim form. Allow up to two weeks for your claim to be processed. The lottery will mail out a check.
Colorado Lottery
PO Box 7
Pueblo, CO 81002
As well as the Colorado Lottery headquarters in Pueblo, there are customer service centers in Lakewood, Fort Collins and Grand Junction. You can find your closest claim center from the options below.
1881 Pierce St. Entrance B, Lakewood, CO 80214
3030 S College Ave. Suite 100, Fort Collins, CO 80525