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Current guide to Texas (TX) lottery results, game schedules, odds, and prize-claim rules.
View the most recent winning numbers, prizes, and jackpots for all Texas lottery games.
| Game | Winning Numbers | Prize & Details |
|---|---|---|
Daily 4 Morning | 9 7 6 0 2BB | Top Prize $5K |
Daily 4 Day | 9 8 6 5 5BB | Top Prize $5K |
Daily 4 Evening | 9 4 4 3 9BB | Top Prize $5K |
Daily 4 Night | 7 7 8 9 2BB | Top Prize $5K |
Pick 3 Morning | 9 3 3 4BB | Top Prize $500 |
Pick 3 Day | 2 9 1 6BB | Top Prize $500 |
Pick 3 Evening | 1 2 8 1BB | Top Prize $500 |
Pick 3 Night | 7 4 2 3BB | Top Prize $500 |
Cash Five | 1 3 20 23 33 | Top Prize $25K |
Lotto Texas | 13 15 21 33 39 50 | Est. Jackpot $31.50M |
Two Step | 8 20 22 28 9BB | Est. Jackpot $350K |
All or Nothing Morning | 1 4 7 11 12 13 14 15 18 19 20 21 | Top Prize $250K |
All or Nothing Day | 1 5 6 8 11 12 14 15 18 20 23 24 | Top Prize $250K |
All or Nothing Evening | 1 2 3 6 9 10 12 15 18 21 22 24 | Top Prize $250K |
All or Nothing Night | 4 6 7 8 9 10 14 15 19 20 21 22 | Top Prize $250K |
Source: Official Texas Lottery. Results verified after each drawing.
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Texas launched its lottery in 1992, giving residents access to six draw games including All or Nothing, Daily 4, Pick 3, Two Step, and Cash Five. The state rounds out its offerings with an extensive collection of scratch-off tickets sold across the state. Whether you're drawn to daily drawings or instant wins, there's plenty to choose from.
By law, Texas lottery revenue funds public education through the Foundation School Program, which supports K-12 schools statewide. The proceeds also go toward higher education grants and the Texas Veterans Commission. Every dollar from ticket sales directly strengthens educational opportunities for Texas students and veterans.
This page covers buying rules, results verification, privacy guidance, claim procedures, and tax planning for Texas players.
View All GamesPurchase Texas lottery tickets at authorized retailers across the state. Choose your numbers, check game-specific cutoff times, and play responsibly.
Buy tickets only from licensed lottery retailers. Phone, mail, and direct internet purchases are not part of the standard Arizona ticket-buying flow.
Authorized retailers accept cash and debit cards. Credit cards may be restricted or unavailable at many locations.
Around 10:00 PM, with exact cutoff times varying by game and drawing.
Texas Lottery Official App is best for ticket scanning, results, and retailer lookup.
Visit official app or site →Find the latest winning numbers in the results table above, or use our ticket checker to see if you've won. Results are updated shortly after drawings are posted on the official website.
Start here for a quick self-check. Compare the latest Texas winning numbers and test a ticket without leaving the page.
Use Texas Lottery Official App or the official website for scans, posted numbers, claim instructions, and final confirmation.
An authorized Texas retailer can scan your ticket on an official terminal before you begin a claim.
Always confirm a winning ticket with an authorized retailer or the official Texas lottery before you begin a prize claim. Published results help you check numbers quickly, but the official lottery remains the final authority.
Posted numbers, claim forms, game notices, and official instructions.
Scan tickets, check results, and access official account or retailer tools on mobile.
Use an authorized retailer for an in-store terminal scan before claiming a prize.
Learn about your privacy options and legal requirements if you win the lottery in Texas. Understand whether you can remain anonymous and what steps you can take to protect your identity.
Texas allows lottery winners to keep their identity private under the state's published lottery rules. Review the state-specific disclosure requirements before you claim.
Texas lottery winners can stay anonymous. That's a big deal. You don't have to claim your prize publicly or reveal your identity to the Texas Lottery Commission, which sets it apart from many states that require winner publicity for transparency and fraud prevention purposes. Here's what matters though. You can't use trusts or LLCs to hide behind. The law won't allow that workaround. If you win, you're claiming it directly as yourself, period. This anonymity protection gives winners real breathing room. No sudden relatives calling. No scammers targeting you. Your financial security stays intact, which means you can claim your winnings, take time to plan carefully, and meet with advisors without the media circus that hits other states. The catch? Once you decide to go public or sign the back of your ticket for collection, that choice is yours alone. But the option to stay private exists from the start.
Texas prizes usually must be claimed within 180 days. Your prize amount determines whether the claim starts at a retailer, by mail, or with the lottery office.
Start here. Your prize amount determines where the claim begins and whether mail handling is possible.
Claim at an authorized lottery retailer.
Fastest route for smaller prizes
Use a lottery office or mail claim.
Mail claims allowed for this tier
Top-tier prizes may require headquarters handling or an appointment.
Large-prize procedures may be stricter
Sign the back of the ticket as soon as possible so you can establish ownership before beginning the claim.
Check the numbers again using the official lottery tools or a retailer scan before you complete any claim paperwork.
Use the prize threshold ladder below to decide whether the claim belongs at a retailer, by mail, or at a lottery office.
Gather the signed ticket, identification, and any claim form or tax information required for the prize amount.
Most prizes must be claimed within 180 days. Once that deadline passes, the ticket is no longer valid for payment.
Texas takes unclaimed prizes and funnels them straight back into the state's general revenue fund, which basically means taxpayers benefit instead of winners. If you don't claim your prize within 180 days, that money's gone for good. It's wild how many people just leave cash on the table.
Federal withholding usually starts at 24% on larger prizes, and Texas applies 0% state tax where required. Use this section to understand what gets withheld, how payout choice affects taxes, and when to use the calculator for a personalized estimate.
The IRS generally withholds 24% on prizes above $5,000. Texas also applies a 0% state rate where required.
Withholding is only an initial payment toward your eventual tax liability. Your total income, filing situation, and local rules can all push the real outcome higher or lower.
When you want a personalized estimate, use the calculator to compare lump sum and annuity outcomes with federal, state, and local tax detail where applicable.
Go deeper once you have checked the basics. See which numbers are appearing most frequently, which ones are running cold, and how recent draw history looks across Texas games.
Texas participates in Powerball, Mega Millions, and other nationwide lottery games with jackpots reaching hundreds of millions of dollars. These games combine ticket sales from multiple states to create massive prize pools.
Pick 5 numbers from 1-69 and 1 Powerball from 1-26 for jackpots that start at $20 million.
Pick 5 numbers from 1-70 and 1 Mega Ball from 1-24 for jackpots that start at $50 million.
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The fastest way to check Texas lottery results is right here on this page! We update winning numbers immediately after each drawing. Scroll to the results table above to see the latest numbers for all Texas lottery games.
Getting started with the Texas lottery is easy! First, visit any authorized lottery retailer (look for the official lottery logo at convenience stores, gas stations, or grocery stores). Choose a game from Texas's 6 available lottery games—beginners often start with daily draw games or smaller state games for better odds and more frequent drawings. Tell the retailer which game you want to play and either pick your own numbers or request a "Quick Pick" for randomly selected numbers. Tickets typically cost $1-$5 depending on the game. Always purchase tickets before the sales cutoff time (usually 1-2 hours before the drawing). For help choosing which game is right for you, visit our complete games guide with detailed comparisons, odds, and selection advice for all Texas lottery games.
Texas currently offers 6 lottery games, including All or Nothing Day, Cash Five, Daily 4 Day, and more. Each game has different odds, jackpot sizes, and drawing schedules. For detailed game comparisons, odds analysis, and help choosing the right game for you, visit our Texas games overview page.
Texas lottery winnings are subject to both federal taxes (24% withholding on winnings over $5,000) and Texas state taxes at a rate of 0%. Use our Texas lottery tax calculator to instantly calculate your potential take-home amount after all taxes. The calculator factors in federal, state, and local taxes to give you an accurate estimate.
Lottery tickets are available at thousands of authorized retailers throughout Texas, including convenience stores, gas stations, grocery stores, and liquor stores. Look for the official lottery logo at retailers. Always purchase tickets before the sales cutoff time (usually 1-2 hours before the drawing). Check the drawing calendar for exact sales cutoff times for each Texas lottery game.
Texas lottery games have different drawing schedules ranging from daily to weekly drawings. Many state-specific games draw multiple times per week. Use our Texas Lottery Drawing Calendar to view the complete weekly drawing schedule for all Texas lottery games, including exact times and sales cutoffs.
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