Texas (TX) All or Nothing Results, Draw Times & Game Guide

Select 12 numbers from 1 to 24 on a playslip, or mark Quick Pick and the terminal will choose for you. You can also ask the retailer for a Quick Pick. Each play costs $2. Mark Multi-Draw to play the same numbers for up to 24 consecutive drawings, in clock order: Morning, Day, Evening, then Night. Drawings are Monday through Saturday at 10:00 a.m. CT, 12:27 p.m. CT, 6:00 p.m. CT, and 10:12 p.m. CT. A play purchased for a single drawing begins with the next drawing after purchase, subject to the applicable sales/draw break. You win by matching many numbers or very few. Match all 12 or none of the 12 to win the top prize. Matching 5, 6, or 7 numbers doesn't win. After the drawing, check your numbers against the official winning numbers.

Visit any authorized Texas Lottery retailer, most convenience stores, gas stations, and grocery stores sell tickets. Tell the clerk you want All or Nothing, or use a self-service terminal if available. You can pick your own numbers or ask for Quick Pick. Tickets cost $2 per play. You can also build a play in the official Texas Lottery app, then buy it at a retailer. Mark Multi-Draw to use the same numbers for up to 24 consecutive drawings. Tickets aren't sold during draw breaks (9:50-10:03 a.m., 12:17-12:30 p.m., 5:50-6:03 p.m., and 10:02-10:15 p.m. CT). Always check your ticket before leaving the store.

Texas doesn't currently allow online lottery purchases. You'll need to visit an authorized retailer in person to buy All or Nothing tickets. This keeps all purchases secure and ensures proper age verification. Some players use courier services from other states, but you must be physically present in that state to purchase. For now, buying at retail locations remains the only legal option for Texas residents.

A play costs $2. Multi-Draw uses the same numbers for up to 24 consecutive drawings at $2 per drawing. You can also buy multiple separate plays on one ticket. Most retailers accept cash and debit cards. The minimum purchase is one play.

Texas All or Nothing drawings are Monday through Saturday at 10:00 a.m. CT, 12:27 p.m. CT, 6:00 p.m. CT, and 10:12 p.m. CT. There's no Sunday drawing. Tickets aren't sold during each draw break: 9:50-10:03 a.m. CT (Morning), 12:17-12:30 p.m. CT (Day), 5:50-6:03 p.m. CT (Evening), and 10:02-10:15 p.m. CT (Night). A play purchased for a single drawing begins with the next drawing after purchase, subject to the applicable sales/draw break. Multi-Draw then continues through the following drawings in order, up to 24 consecutive drawings.

A play purchased for a single drawing begins with the next drawing after purchase, subject to the applicable sales/draw break. You don't pick Morning, Day, Evening, or Night; when you buy decides which drawing that play starts with. Buy before the Morning draw break starts (9:50 a.m. CT) and that play is in the 10:00 a.m. drawing. Miss it, and the play goes to Day (12:27 p.m.), then Evening (6:00 p.m.), then Night (10:12 p.m.). Tickets aren't sold during a draw break (9:50-10:03 a.m., 12:17-12:30 p.m., 5:50-6:03 p.m., and 10:02-10:15 p.m. CT). After the break, sales resume for the following drawing. One play is one drawing. Mark Multi-Draw to use the same numbers for up to 24 consecutive drawings, in that same order: Morning, Day, Evening, Night, then the next Morning, and so on. It's not six plays of the same drawing. There's no Sunday drawing. Verify winning numbers with the official Texas Lottery.

The top prize is $250,000 for matching all 12 numbers or none of the 12. Odds for each of those outcomes are 1 in 2,704,156. There are 10 winning match counts. Matching 8 or 4 numbers pays $2 at 1 in 11. Matching 5, 6, or 7 numbers doesn't win. Overall odds of winning any prize are 1 in 4.5, including break-even prizes. If more than 20 plays win the top prize in one drawing, that prize is paid pari-mutuel under a $5 million liability cap.

All or Nothing is exclusive to Texas. You'll need to be physically present in Texas to buy tickets, either at a retail location or through a licensed courier service while you're in-state.

This is a state-specific game with its own unique rules and prize structure. Other states have similar games but different names and formats. Browse all Texas lottery games to see what's available.