Pick 3 — All Participating States

Select a state below to view its Pick 3 (or equivalent daily 3-digit game) draw history and results.

3 (0–9)Digits1 in 1,000Straight odds6+Ways to playUsually 2× dailyDraws

Live results & standings

The latest Pick 3 draw in every participating state, plus hottest, doubles, and current-streak standings — updated after each draw.

Browse by state

Tap a state on the map to open its results, draw schedule, and full pattern history.

Go deeper: Pick 3 pattern analysis

Cross-state breakdowns of every draw shape, with due-tracking and copyable number sets.

Doubles→

Draws with a repeated digit (e.g. 5-5-2), ranked by state.

Triples→

All three digits the same — the rarest Pick 3 shape.

Even / Odd→

How often each even/odd split lands vs. the binomial baseline.

Triple Repeat→

How overdue each triple (000–999) is across states.

How Pick 3 works

Pick 3 is the most widely offered daily draw game in the United States. Players choose a three-digit number from 000 to 999, and the lottery draws three digits — most states do it twice a day. It goes by many names across the country — Cash 3, Play 3, Daily 3, The Numbers, Win 3 — but the format is identical everywhere.

With only 1,000 possible combinations, Pick 3 has far friendlier odds than jackpot games, which is why it has such a dedicated daily following. In most states the prizes are fixed rather than pari-mutuel, so a winning bet pays a set amount instead of a share of a pool.

Ways to play

Straight — Match all three digits in exact order. Highest payout, hardest to hit — 1 in 1,000.

Box — Match the three digits in any order. A 6-way box (all different) or 3-way box (one pair) pays less but wins more often.

Straight / Box — Split one wager across a straight and a box, so any order wins something and an exact match wins more.

Combo — Covers every straight ordering of your number at once — like buying all the straights, at proportional cost.

Front / Back Pair — Match just the first two or last two digits in order — a lower-risk, lower-prize play.

Draw schedule: Most states draw Pick 3 twice a day (a midday and an evening draw); some run a single daily draw, and a few add morning or night rounds.

Frequently asked questions

Which states offer Pick 3?

Most U.S. state lotteries run a daily three-digit game — under names like Cash 3, Play 3, Daily 3, or Win 3. Use the interactive map or the live results board above to see every participating state and its most recent draw.

What time are Pick 3 drawings?

Most states hold two Pick 3 drawings a day — a midday and an evening draw — though some draw once daily or add morning and night rounds. Exact times vary by state; open a state’s page for its schedule.

What are the odds of winning Pick 3?

A straight (exact-order) bet has a 1 in 1,000 chance of matching all three digits in order. Box and pair plays change both the odds and the payout — a box bet is easier to hit but pays less.

How much does Pick 3 pay?

Prizes are set by each state and by bet type. A $1 straight commonly pays around $500, while box, pair, and combo plays pay less but hit more often. Always check your state lottery’s official prize chart for exact amounts.

What is the difference between a straight and a box bet?

A straight wins only if your digits are drawn in the exact order you picked. A box wins if your digits come up in any order — with fewer possible arrangements (like a double) paying more than a six-way box.

Does DueDigits predict Pick 3 numbers?

No. DueDigits is an analytics and results tool — it shows historical draw data and pattern frequencies for entertainment and study. Lottery draws are random, and past results do not influence future draws.

Odds are exact; prize figures are typical and vary by state and bet type — always confirm with your official state lottery. Draw results are random; this page is for informational and entertainment purposes only.