State Lottery Information

Every U.S. state runs its own daily-number games — Pick 3, Pick 4, and in some states Pick 5 — under local names, on local schedules, with its own prize structure. These guides put the essentials for each state in one place:

• The state’s daily-number games and how many digits each draws.
• Draw times for every session, in U.S. Central time.
• The real straight odds — and how box play changes them.
• The national jackpot games (Powerball, Mega Millions, and more) sold in the state.
• Direct links to live results and due-digit analytics for each game.

The rail on the left groups all 41 states by first letter. Open a letter to reveal its states, then choose one — for example Arizona Lottery — to open that state’s guide here. Each guide is a self-contained reference you can read without leaving the page.

Wherever you play, the mathematics is the same. Each digit is drawn independently from 0–9, so every combination is equally likely and repeated digits are normal. A straight bet must match the exact order and pays the most; a box bet wins on any arrangement and pays less. For the full picture, start with How Pick 3, Pick 4 & Pick 5 Work, then read Lottery Odds Explained.

You must be of legal age to play, and daily-number games are entertainment — not a way to make money. Set a budget and never chase losses. Help is free and confidential at 1-800-GAMBLER; see our responsible-play guide. DueDigits is an informational and analytics site and does not sell tickets.