Florida Pick 2

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Pick 2 is a Florida Lottery draw game with a top prize of $50 and drawings twice a day. There are a variety of play styles for players to choose from, and you can use the Fireball add-on for even more chances to take home a prize. Pick 2 may not have the most fabulous prizes you've ever seen, but the amazing odds more-than make up for it!

Prizes and Odds

If you manage to match both of the main Pick 2 numbers on a $1 Straight ticket, you can win up to the top prize of $50! Check the table below for all the prize payouts and odds for each of the Play Types and wager amount:

Pick 2 Payouts and Odds
Play Type 50¢ Play Payout $1 Play Payout Odds of Winning
Straight Match in exact order
Straight $25 $50 1 in 100
Box Match in any order
2-Way $12.50 $25 1 in 50
Straight/Box Match in exact OR any order. Box Payout Straight Payout  
2-Way $12.50 $37.50 1 in 50 & 1 in 100
Front/Back Number Matched in drawn order 50¢ Play $1.00 Play  
Front Number $2.50 $5 1 in 10
Back Number $2.50 $5 1 in 10

How to Win Pick 2

In the table below are two examples of how the Pick 2 numbers you choose can make winning combinations according to your play type.

How to Win Pick 2
Play Type Example Pick Possible Wins
Straight 12 12
Box 12 12, 21

Fireball Prizes and Odds of Winning

Heat up your play with Fireball, an optional Pick 2 add-on that delivers extra ways to win. Fireball doubles the cost of your ticket(s) and applies to all panels on your playslip. Here's how it works:

After the main numbers are drawn, a Fireball number is selected. This Fireball number can be used to replace either of the main Pick 2 numbers, giving players an extra chance to win. You can even win a prize on the base game and the Fireball!

Fireball Prizes and Odds of Winning
Play Type 50¢ Play Payout $1 Play Payout Odds of Winning
Straight Match in exact order
Straight $15 $30 1 in 50
Box Match in any order
2-Way $7.50 $15 1 in 25
Straight/Box Match in exact OR any order. Box Payout Straight Payout  
2-Way $7.50 $22.50 1 in 25 & 1 in 50
Front/Back Number Matched in drawn order 50¢ Play $1.00 Play  
Front Number $1.50 $3 1 in 5
Back Number $1.50 $3 1 in 5

How to Win with Fireball

Here are some examples to show how you can make winning combinations on different play types using the Fireball number (based on $1 plays). Remember, you can win a Fireball prize and regular prize on a single ticket, and you can see this in action on our Front Number example!

How to Win with Fireball
Your Play Type & Numbers Example Winning Numbers $1 Play Fireball Prize
Straight, 25 20 FB-5 $30
Box, 25 57 FB-2 $15
Straight/Box, 25 29 FB-5 $22.50
Front, 2X 21 FB-2 $3
Back, X5 09 FB-5 $3

How to Play Pick 2

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Pick Your Play Type

Players must select the play type for their ticket - these are the conditions that must be met in order for your ticket to win a prize.

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1. Select Your Numbers

You can play up to five tickets using the different panels, A-E, on your playslip. Select one digit from 0 to 9 in each of the number columns on a panel - you can pick the same number twice. You can also mark the "QP" box to be assigned randomly generated Quick Pick numbers.

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2. Pick Your Wager Amount

You need to decide whether to pay $0.50 for your ticket, or $1. The only difference here is that the $1 prizes are twice the size of the $0.50 prizes, nothing else changes.

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3. Pick Your Draws

To choose which of the two daily draws to enter, mark either MID for the Midday draw (1:30 PM), EVE for the Evening draw (9:45 PM), or BOTH for both draws. If no draw time is selected, you'll receive a ticket for the next available draw. If you select BOTH, the terminal will print two separate tickets, one each for Midday and Evening.

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4. Fireball

Heat up your play with Fireball, an optional Pick 2 add-on that delivers extra ways to win. Fireball doubles the cost of your ticket(s) and applies to all panels on your playslip.

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Pick 2 Play Types

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Straight- Match both numbers in the order they were drawn.

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Box- Match both numbers in any order.

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Straight/Box- This play type always costs $1. If you match the numbers the wrong way round, you win the $0.50 box prize. If they're the right way round, you win the $0.50 Box prize AND the $0.50 Straight prize.

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Front or Back Number- You only need to select one of the two numbers for this play type. If you match it in the position it was drawn, you win the prize.

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Fireball- After the main numbers are drawn, a Fireball number is selected. This Fireball number can be used to replace either of the main Pick 2 numbers, giving players an extra chance to win.

Frequently Asked Questions

When do Pick 2 draws take place?

FL Pick 2 draws take place twice a day at 1:30 PM (Midday draw) and 9:45 (Evening draw).

When do ticket sales close?

Ticket sales close 13 minutes before each respective draw, so it's 1:17 PM for the Midday draw and 9:32 PM for the Evening draw.

How much does a ticket cost?

The price of your ticket depends on your wager amount, which is either $0.50 or $1 per play. You can also play up to five tickets per playslip, so you’ll have to multiply your ticket cost by this amount. Adding the Fireball also costs an additional $1 per play.

What is the Fireball option?

The Fireball is an extra number randomly selected after the main draw. If you played this option then you can use this number to create new winning combinations. For example, if you played 1,2 and the numbers came up as 1,1, Fireball-2, you can swap this with one of your numbers and suddenly you're a winner!

How many consecutive draws can I play in advance?

Using a single playslip, you can enter the same numbers in up to 14 consecutive draws!