Oregon Cash Pop

Win up to:
$2,500
Every Hour
Latest Draw
Monday September 21, 2026 - 6:00 PM
6:00 PM
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Oregon Cash Pop puts you in control over how to play and gives you the opportunity to win great prizes, up to 250x your wager amount. It's a quick-fire game too, with 16 drawings a day.

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Prizes and Odds

When you receive your ticket, you'll see your selected number(s), accompanied by a prize value. This prize value is determined randomly, weighted towards lower values, but is always somewhere between 5x and 250x your play amount.

If the number you have selected is drawn, you win the prize amount that is shown. Your chances of winning are always 1 in 15 for each number you play, but the odds are different for each prize. For example, it is far more likely that one of the lower prize amounts will be printed on your ticket than one of the higher amounts.

The table below shows all the possible prizes for each play amount, along with the odds of winning:

Oregon Cash Pop $1 Wager Payouts and Odds
Payout Odds of Winning
$5 1 in 31
$7 1 in 75
$10 1 in 105
$15 1 in 180
$20 1 in 270
$25 1 in 630
$50 1 in 2,250
$100 1 in 4,125
$250 1 in 15,000

Oregon Cash Pop $2 Wager Payouts and Odds
Payout Odds of Winning
$10 1 in 31
$14 1 in 90
$20 1 in 105
$30 1 in 150
$40 1 in 225
$50 1 in 450
$100 1 in 2,250
$200 1 in 4,125
$500 1 in 15,000

Oregon Cash Pop $5 Wager Payouts and Odds
Payout Odds of Winning
$25 1 in 31
$35 1 in 105
$50 1 in 120
$75 1 in 150
$100 1 in 180
$125 1 in 300
$250 1 in 2,025
$500 1 in 4,125
$1,250 1 in 15,000

Oregon Cash Pop $10 Wager Payouts and Odds
Payout Odds of Winning
$50 1 in 32
$70 1 in 105
$100 1 in 120
$150 1 in 150
$200 1 in 180
$250 1 in 240
$500 1 in 1,350
$1,000 1 in 4,125
$2,500 1 in 15,000

How to Play Oregon Cash Pop

In Cash Pop, a single number between 1 and 15 is selected at random in each draw. It's a really simple format, but what makes it so exciting are the play options.

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1. Pick Your Number(s)

You can choose just one number if you like, or several at the same time. It is even possible to 'Play All' and guarantee yourself a payout. Get a Quick Pick if you'd prefer a random number to your own selection.

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2. Choose Wager Amount

Decide on the dollar amount you want to play per number - $1, $2, $5 or $10. The more you wager, the more you stand to win.

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3. Select Your Draws

Finally, choose how many draws to enter, up to a maximum of five. The total cost of your ticket is therefore your dollar amount multiplied by how many numbers you play, and how many drawings. (E.g. If I wagered $2 on the numbers 1 and 15 coming up, and entered 3 drawings, my total cost would be: $2 x 2 x 3 = $12.)

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Frequently Asked Questions

When can I play Cash Pop?

You can purchase Oregon Cash Pop tickets at any time – the ticket will simply be for the next upcoming draw(s). Draws are held hourly every day, starting at 07:00 AM and running until 10:00 PM (PT).

Can I play in more than one draw?

Yes – on the playslip, you can choose to play your number(s) in the next 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 draws.

Can I choose more than one number?

Yes - you can play as many numbers out of 15 as you want. You can even cover them all for a guaranteed win.

How much can I wager?

You can wager $1, $2, $5, $10 or $20 per number.

Are the odds different if I wager more?

Sort of – although the odds of your number being drawn remain 1 in 15, betting more increases the chances of winning a better prize if your number wins. For example, the 3rd best prize is 50X your initial bet, whether you wagered $1 or $10. However, the odds for hitting the 3rd prize are 1 in 2250 for a $1 play, but a much better 1 in 1350 for a $10 play. This applies to a lot of the other prize tiers too!

As a result of this, according to the Oregon Lottery, the average $10 play returns around 10% more than the average £1 play, even though the odds of winning are 1 in 15 for both.