Get the latest numbers for all the Washington Lottery games, along with guides, statistics, historical results, and much more. Current lottery games include: Powerball - Mega Millions - Lotto - Hit 5 - Match 4 - Pick 3 - Keno - Cash Pop.
Number of winners in Washington games within the last 24 hours:
Use the table below to check the draw days & times for every Washington Lottery game, along with the sales cut-off times for each draw:
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Washington Lotto |
Everyday: 8:00pm | |
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Washington Pick 3 |
Everyday: 8:00pm | |
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Washington Match 4 |
Everyday: 8:00pm | |
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Washington Hit 5 |
Everyday: 8:00pm | |
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Washington Keno |
Everyday: 8:00pm | |
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Washington Cash Pop |
Everyday: 8:00pm |
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Washington Lotto Draw: 8:00 PM |
$2,600,000
Estimated jackpot
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Pick 3 Draw: 8:00 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Match 4 Draw: 8:00 PM |
$10,000
Estimated jackpot
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Washington Hit 5 Draw: 8:00 PM |
$420,000
Estimated jackpot
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Washington Keno Draw: 8:00 PM |
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Washington Cash Pop Draw: 8:00 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Pick 3 Draw: 8:00 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Match 4 Draw: 8:00 PM |
$10,000
Estimated jackpot
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Washington Hit 5 Draw: 8:00 PM |
$420,000
Estimated jackpot
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Washington Keno Draw: 8:00 PM |
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Washington Cash Pop Draw: 8:00 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Washington Lotto Draw: 8:00 PM |
$2,600,000
Estimated jackpot
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Pick 3 Draw: 8:00 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Match 4 Draw: 8:00 PM |
$10,000
Estimated jackpot
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Washington Hit 5 Draw: 8:00 PM |
$420,000
Estimated jackpot
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Washington Keno Draw: 8:00 PM |
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Washington Cash Pop Draw: 8:00 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Pick 3 Draw: 8:00 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Match 4 Draw: 8:00 PM |
$10,000
Estimated jackpot
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Washington Hit 5 Draw: 8:00 PM |
$420,000
Estimated jackpot
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Washington Keno Draw: 8:00 PM |
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Washington Cash Pop Draw: 8:00 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Pick 3 Draw: 8:00 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Match 4 Draw: 8:00 PM |
$10,000
Estimated jackpot
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Washington Hit 5 Draw: 8:00 PM |
$420,000
Estimated jackpot
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Washington Keno Draw: 8:00 PM |
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Washington Cash Pop Draw: 8:00 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Washington Lotto Draw: 8:00 PM |
$2,600,000
Estimated jackpot
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Pick 3 Draw: 8:00 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Match 4 Draw: 8:00 PM |
$10,000
Estimated jackpot
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Washington Hit 5 Draw: 8:00 PM |
$420,000
Estimated jackpot
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Washington Keno Draw: 8:00 PM |
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Washington Cash Pop Draw: 8:00 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Pick 3 Draw: 8:00 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Match 4 Draw: 8:00 PM |
$10,000
Estimated jackpot
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Washington Hit 5 Draw: 8:00 PM |
$420,000
Estimated jackpot
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Washington Keno Draw: 8:00 PM |
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Washington Cash Pop Draw: 8:00 PM |
$500
Top Prize
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Washington Lotto has been running for over 30 years and has distributed over $1 billion in cash prizes to lucky players. The jackpot starts at $1 million and increases in value for every draw it isn't won. Tickets cost $1 (each ticket has two plays), and players select two sets of six numbers from 1 to 49 or have them randomly generated for them using a Quick Pick. Drawings are held on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays at 8:00 PM PT.
About LottoPick 3 is played in lots of states so you might be familiar already, but each of these states runs its own version of the game. Players select three digits from 0 through 9 and a Play Type that determines how those numbers can win. The top prize is $500, which you can win on a $1 wager.
About Pick 3Match 4 is a daily draw game with a top prize of $10,000. Players pay $2 per ticket and select four numbers between 1 and 24. Match two or more to win a prize!
About Match 4Hit 5 is fast, simple, and offers a starting jackpot of $100,000! Drawings take place every day at 8:00 PM PT. Tickets cost $1 - select five numbers between 1 and 42, and match two or more numbers to win a prize!
About Hit 5Keno is another game popular across the US with its own WA Lottery version. Keno features a draw every night with a choice of 1 to 10 spots; pick your numbers from 1 to 80 and you could win prizes of up to $100,000 on a $1 bet.
About KenoIn Washington Cash Pop, a single number from 1 to 15 is drawn every evening. Match that number and you win the prize amount shown on your ticket, which could be as much as $500.
About Cash PopThe Washington Lottery was created in July 1982 in order to generate vital funding for the state. Revenue generated by the WA Lottery is put into the State General Fund, and from there it's spent on beneficial projects across Washington.
In November 2000, revenue raised through ticket sales began to be allocated to educational initiatives. Mega Millions tickets went on sale in 2002 and the Washington Lottery joined Powerball in 2010. As of 2010, Washington Lottery proceeds are used to provide funding for education, economic development and – even now – the State General Fund. Another beneficiary of lottery revenue is the Early Childhood Education and Assistance Program, which works with young children in at-risk situations and helps them gain the tools they need to have a fulfilling and successful educational experience.
Becky Bell from Auburn smashed the Washington state record with this huge Powerball win. The advertised jackpot had been $747 million and, as an employee of airplane company Boeing, Bell took it as a sign that she might be lucky. She ended up becoming one of the luckiest players in Powerball history, and admitted that she ‘just broke down and cried’ when she realized.
Jim and Carolyn McCullar of Ephrata used their birthdays to help them pick their numbers for a $380 million Mega Millions draw, and the strategy paid off as they split the jackpot with a ticket holder from Idaho. They said they would use the money to support others, starting with their own large family that included six children and 23 grandchildren.
Washington Lotto hit a record $32 million in October 2000, before three tickets matched all the numbers. The first two winners were revealed to be Daryn Young, 36, of Lake Stevens, a manager at a beverage-distributing company, and Long Phan, 51, of Auburn, a stocker at a warehouse. A few days later the third winner came forward too – John R. Scott, a 47-year-old building contractor from Hanford, California.
Whether you've won the Lotto jackpot or a few bucks on a scratch game, make sure that you claim your winnings in good time. For draw games, you have 180 days from the date of the draw you won to claim your prize. For scratch games, it's 180 days from the game's official closing date.
Washington does not levy a state tax on lottery prizes, so if you win $5,000 or more you'll only be subject to a federal withholding tax of 24 percent. Whew!
Prizes worth $600 or less can be cashed in at any Washington Lottery retailer, though it's recommended that you visit a larger retailer if you have a bigger prize - small stores don't always carry that kind of cash. You can also claim these prizes by mail, useful if you aren't currently in Washington.
Prizes worth $601 or more can be claimed by mail, or at a Lottery Office in Everett, Federal Way, Olympia, Spokane, Vancouver WA, or Kennewick. You'll need to bring some photo ID, your Social Security Card and the winning ticket. It is recommended to call ahead for any prize over $601.
Winners of over $100,000 will need to contact Lottery Headquarters and schedule a time to claim their prize in-person.
You can contact the Washington Lottery by calling Customer Service on 360-810-2888 if you have any questions.
Prizes up to $100,000 may be redeemed by mail, as long as the Lottery receives it within the 180-day claims limit. Simply send the signed ticket and completed claim form to the address below:
Washington Lottery Headquarters
PO Box 43050
Olympia, WA 98504-3050
You can claim prizes of $601 or more at any of the Washington Lottery’s six regional offices listed below. For prizes of $100,000 or more, please call your nearest office to schedule an appointment. Note that Jackpots over $100 million must be claimed at the Lottery Headquarters in Olympia.
814 4th Avenue East, Olympia, WA 98506
11419 19th Ave SE, Suite A106, Everett, WA 98208
33701 9th Ave S, Federal Way, WA 98003
4750 N Division St, Suite 1009, Spokane, WA 99207