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New York (NY) Lottery Results - Latest Winning Numbers

We offer quick and accurate New York lottery results, including Powerball, Mega Millions, and New York Lottery in-state games.

Latest Results
Thu, Dec 04, 2025
9
8
4
JackPot:
$500
Next Draw:
Fri, Dec-05-2025, 12:24 PM
Next Jackpot:
$500
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Wed, Dec 03, 2025
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9
4
JackPot:
$500
Next Draw:
Thu, Dec-04-2025, 07:35 PM
Next Jackpot:
$500
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Thu, Dec 04, 2025
9
6
4
7
JackPot:
$5,000
Next Draw:
Fri, Dec-05-2025, 12:24 PM
Next Jackpot:
$5,000
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Wed, Dec 03, 2025
5
8
4
8
JackPot:
$5,000
Next Draw:
Thu, Dec-04-2025, 07:35 PM
Next Jackpot:
$5,000
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Thu, Dec 04, 2025
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5
10
27
37
JackPot:
To Be Calculated
Next Draw:
Fri, Dec-05-2025, 02:30 PM
Next Jackpot:
To Be Calculated
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Wed, Dec 03, 2025
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18
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29
31
JackPot:
To Be Calculated
Next Draw:
Thu, Dec-04-2025, 11:21 PM
Next Jackpot:
To Be Calculated
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Thu, Dec 04, 2025
6
7
17
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24
28
30
32
41
42
51
53
55
57
59
62
65
68
69
80
JackPot:
$500,000
Next Draw:
Fri, Dec-05-2025, 07:35 PM
Next Jackpot:
$500,000
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13
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Wed, Dec 03, 2025
6
7
16
17
40
41
8
Bonus
JackPot:
$11.60 Million
Next Draw:
Sat, Dec-06-2025, 11:21 PM
Next Jackpot:
$12 Million
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Days
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13
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12
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Wed, Dec 03, 2025
3
9
10
29
47
1
Cash Ball
JackPot:
$1,000/day/life
Next Draw:
Thu, Dec-04-2025, 09:00 PM
Next Jackpot:
$1,000/day/life
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Days
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13
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12
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Tue, Dec 02, 2025
17
25
26
53
60
16
Mega Ball
JackPot:
$90 Million
Next Draw:
Fri, Dec-05-2025, 11:00 PM
Next Jackpot:
$50 Million
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Days
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13
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12
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Wed, Dec 03, 2025
1
14
20
46
51
26
Power Play 3 X
Power Ball
JackPot:
$779 Million
Next Draw:
Sat, Dec-06-2025, 10:59 PM
Next Jackpot:
$820 Million
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Days
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13
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08
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New York Lottery Draw Games Schedule

Game Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Time
Numbers Midday 12:24 PM 12:24 PM 12:24 PM 12:24 PM 12:24 PM 12:24 PM 12:24 PM US/Eastern
Numbers Evening 7:35 PM 7:35 PM 7:35 PM 7:35 PM 7:35 PM 7:35 PM 7:35 PM US/Eastern
Win 4 Midday 12:24 PM 12:24 PM 12:24 PM 12:24 PM 12:24 PM 12:24 PM 12:24 PM US/Eastern
Win 4 Evening 7:35 PM 7:35 PM 7:35 PM 7:35 PM 7:35 PM 7:35 PM 7:35 PM US/Eastern
Take 5 Midday 02:30 PM 02:30 PM 02:30 PM 02:30 PM 02:30 PM 02:30 PM 02:30 PM US/Eastern
Take 5 Evening 11:21 PM 11:21 PM 11:21 PM 11:21 PM 11:21 PM 11:21 PM 11:21 PM US/Eastern
Pick 10 7:35 PM 7:35 PM 7:35 PM 7:35 PM 7:35 PM 7:35 PM 7:35 PM US/Eastern
Lotto 11:21 PM 11:21 PM US/Eastern
Cash4Life 9:00 PM 9:00 PM 9:00 PM 9:00 PM 9:00 PM 9:00 PM 9:00 PM US/Eastern
Mega Millions 11:00 PM 11:00 PM US/Eastern
Powerball 10:59 PM 10:59 PM 10:59 PM US/Eastern

New York Lottery Winning Numbers History

Here, you can find the past winning numbers, statistics, and in-depth analysis for New York lottery games. These include Numbers Midday,  Numbers Evening,  Win 4 Midday,  Win 4 Evening,  Take 5 Midday,  Take 5 Evening,  Pick 10,  Lotto,  Cash4Life,  Mega Millions,  and Powerball.

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Game Dates available on this site Available Dates
From from-to To
Numbers Midday 01/01/2008 12/04/2025 01/01/2008 to 12/04/2025
Numbers Evening 01/01/2008 12/03/2025 01/01/2008 to 12/03/2025
Win 4 Midday 01/01/2008 12/04/2025 01/01/2008 to 12/04/2025
Win 4 Evening 01/01/2008 12/03/2025 01/01/2008 to 12/03/2025
Take 5 Midday 07/26/2021 12/04/2025 07/26/2021 to 12/04/2025
Take 5 Evening 01/01/2008 12/03/2025 01/01/2008 to 12/03/2025
Pick 10 01/01/2008 12/04/2025 01/01/2008 to 12/04/2025
Lotto 01/02/2008 12/03/2025 01/02/2008 to 12/03/2025
Cash4Life 06/16/2014 12/03/2025 06/16/2014 to 12/03/2025
Mega Millions 06/24/2005 12/02/2025 06/24/2005 to 12/02/2025
Powerball 04/06/1994 12/03/2025 04/06/1994 to 12/03/2025

About New York (NY) Lottery

The New York Lottery is the oldest and one of the largest state lotteries in the United States. Established in 1967, it has generated billions of dollars for public education across the state while providing exciting gaming options for players.

A Brief History

The New York Lottery began following a constitutional amendment approved by voters in 1966. The first ticket was sold on June 8, 1967. Over the decades, the Lottery has expanded its offerings, introduced new technologies, and become a national leader in lottery sales.

Games Offered

Players can enjoy a wide variety of games through the New York Lottery, including:

  • New York Lotto
  • Cash4Life
  • Take 5
  • Numbers
  • Win 4
  • Quick Draw
  • Pick 10
  • Powerball
  • Mega Millions
  • Scratch-off tickets

Drawings are held daily or multiple times per week, offering players frequent chances to win.

Where the Money Goes

Proceeds from New York Lottery ticket sales support K-12 public education in New York State. Since its launch, the Lottery has contributed more than $78 billion to education. Funds help:

  • Support school districts across the state
  • Offset local property taxes
  • Provide additional classroom resources

The Lottery also supports local businesses, with retailers earning significant commissions from ticket sales.

New York Lottery in 2025 and Beyond

As of 2025, the New York Lottery continues to lead with innovative game offerings and digital tools that enhance the player experience. Whether you’re checking New York Lottery results, tracking winning numbers, or purchasing your favorite scratcher, every ticket contributes to the future of New York’s students and schools.


For details of the New York lottery and latest news visit the New York Lottery Official Website
New York Lottery Corner Address

New York State Lottery , NewYork State Gaming Commission , One Broadway Center comma P.O.Box 7500, Schenectady , NY - 12301 , USA .
Phone : (518) 388-3300

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How Do You Collect Lottery Winnings in New York?

The table below highlights the different processes of claiming your prizes in New York.

Before proceeding, remember that prizes from Draw Games must be redeemed within a year of the draw date. Winners of the scratch-off games have one year after the game's official end date to claim their winnings.

Keep a copy of all claim documents for your records.

Explore the Options for Claiming a Lottery Prize in New York

In-Person Claim

  • You can claim your lottery winnings in person at any authorized New York Lottery retail store if the prize is from $600 downwards. You can also fix an appointment at any of the Lottery's Customer Service Centers to claim prizes of this amount in person. You'll need to complete Steps 1 to 11 on the Claim Form, present a valid and current government-issued ID, and then your signed winning lottery ticket.

  • If the prize exceeds $600, there are two ways to claim it in person. The first is by going to the nearest Prize Claim Center (you don't need to book an appointment to redeem prize). The second option is by scheduling an appointment for in-person claim at any of the Lottery's Customer Service Centers (it is necessary to book an appointment for this). Prizes of this amount requires filling out the whole Claim Form (including your TIN, FEIN, or Social Security Number), your winning lottery ticket, and a valid and current government-issued photo identification card.

  • Below are the list of things you'd be expected to take along:

  • Your signed winning ticket

  • A completed Claim Form

  • A genuine government-issued identification card

  • A valid FEIN or social security card.

  • Note: Your prize claim will be processed immediately except it is a jackpot prize, a Powerball prize $50,000 upwards, or a Mega Millions prize of over $500,000. Claims for these prizes have to be forwarded to the Lottery's Schenectady Office for processing.

    Make sure you have a copy of your winning ticket and Claim Form and keep them safe until you get your prize money.

Mail-in Claim

  • You can mail in your claims for winning tickets of all prize amounts. The New York Lottery mailing address is provided below.

  • If your winning is from $601 upwards, you should fill the back of the ticket and ads a filled Claim Form. Be sure to make duplicate copies of the ticket front and back, as well as your filled Claim Form.

  • Mailing address: New York Lottery, PO Box 7533, Schenectady, NY 12301-7533.

  • Note: The lottery advises that you track your mailing with a registered mail.

Note :
  • The acceptable forms of government-issued photo identification for prize claim in New York are: US/Foreign Passport, Driver License or Non-Driver ID, Driver Learner Permit, Government ID, Certificate of Naturalization, Certificate of Citizenship, Permanent Resident Card (Green Card), Birth Certificate and a form of photo ID with name, US Military ID, Social Security Card or Federal Taxpayer ID Certification must be presented with these forms of ID, New York City ID, New York State Benefit ID Card, MTA Reduced Fare MetroCard
  • For more information on the claiming methods and prizes, kindly visit the official website of the New York Lottery Commission.

New York Lottery Claim centers

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New York Lottery Tax Rates

Tax U.S. Citizens/Resident Aliens Non-resident Aliens

State Income Tax Percentage

8.82%

8.82%

Federal Income Tax Percentage

24%

30%

Tax U.S. Citizens/Resident Aliens Non-resident Aliens

State Income Tax Percentage

8.82%

8.82%

Federal Income Tax Percentage

24%

30%

Note:
  • All winnings of $600 or more for U.S. citizens and resident aliens must be reported by the Ohio Lottery to the Internal Revenue Service.
  • Unless the prize exceeds $600, the New York Lottery is not compelled to report winnings. Winning the lotto is seen as "other kinds of income".

How to Play

Game
Numbers Midday
Play Type
3-Digits
Top Prize
$500
Ticket
1$
Game
Numbers Evening
Play Type
3-Digits
Top Prize
$500
Ticket
1$
Game
Win 4 Midday
Play Type
4-Digits
Top Prize
$5,000
Ticket
1$
Game
Win 4 Evening
Play Type
4-Digits
Top Prize
$5,000
Ticket
1$
Game
Take 5 Midday
Play Type
5/39
Jackpot
To Be Calculated (Jackpot)
Ticket
1$
Game
Take 5 Evening
Play Type
5/39
Jackpot
To Be Calculated (Jackpot)
Ticket
1$
Game
Pick 10
Play Type
10/80
Jackpot
$500,000 (Jackpot)
Ticket
1$
Game
Lotto
Play Type
6/59 + 1 (Bonus)
Jackpot
$11.60 Million (Jackpot)
Ticket
2$
Game
Cash4Life
Play Type
5/60 + 1/4 (Cash Ball)
Top Prize
$1,000/day/life
Ticket
2$
Game
Mega Millions
Play Type
5/70 + 1/25 (Mega Ball)
Jackpot
$90 Million (Jackpot)
Ticket
$5
Game
Powerball
Play Type
5/69 + 1/26 (Power Ball)
Jackpot
$779 Million (Jackpot)
Ticket
2$

Cut Off Time

Game
Numbers Midday
Cut Off Times
Before 15 minutes of time of draw .
Game
Numbers Evening
Cut Off Times
Before 10 minutes of time of draw .
Game
Win 4 Midday
Cut Off Times
Before 15 minutes of time of draw .
Game
Win 4 Evening
Cut Off Times
Before 10 minutes of time of draw .
Game
Take 5 Midday
Cut Off Times
Before 15 minutes of time of draw .
Game
Take 5 Evening
Cut Off Times
Before 10 minutes of time of draw .
Game
Pick 10
Cut Off Times
Before 08:00 p.m. on draw night .
Game
Lotto
Cut Off Times
Before 8:00 p.m. on draw night .
Game
Cash4Life
Cut Off Times
Before 08:45 p.m. on draw night .
Game
Mega Millions
Cut Off Times
Before 10:00 p.m. on draw night .
Game
Powerball
Cut Off Times
Before 10:45 p.m. on draw night .
Game Cut Off Times Advance Plays
Numbers Midday Before 15 minutes of time of draw. Up to 7 consecutive drawings(both midday and eve).
Numbers Evening Before 10 minutes of time of draw. Up to 7 consecutive drawings(both midday and eve).
Win 4 Midday Before 15 minutes of time of draw. Up to 7 consecutive drawings(both midday and eve).
Win 4 Evening Before 10 minutes of time of draw. Up to 7 consecutive drawings(both midday and eve).
Take 5 Midday Before 15 minutes of time of draw. Up to 7 consecutive drawings(both midday and eve).
Take 5 Evening Before 10 minutes of time of draw. Up to 7 consecutive drawings(both midday and eve).
Pick 10 Before 08:00 p.m. on draw night. Up to 7 consecutive draws.
Lotto Before 8:00 p.m. on draw night. Up to 26 consecutive draws.
Cash4Life Before 08:45 p.m. on draw night. Up to 28 consecutive draws.
Mega Millions Before 10:00 p.m. on draw night. Up to 26 consecutive draws.
Powerball Before 10:45 p.m. on draw night. Up to 26 consecutive draws.

Facts of New York Lottery

☆ Do you know that the Lucky 16 Trust ( group of co-workers from a Long Island advertising agency) won the largest $326 Million Mega Millions jackpot on November 4, 2014 till date.

☆ Do you know that Harold Diamond ( a retired school principal from Wurtsboro) won $294 million largest Powerball jackpot on November 4, 2014.

☆ Do you know that LeRoy H. Sims (a subway train operator from Brooklyn) won $250 million Mega Millions jackpot on January 8, 2019.

☆ Do you know that Richard and Mary Morrison ( couple from the town of Miller Place) won $206 million Mega Millions jackpot on January 4, 2011.
lottery facts
☆ Do you know that the New York Lottery was established in 1967, and its first drawing was held in 1968.

☆ Do you know that the first game offered by the New York Lottery was called "Sweet Million," which was a weekly draw game with a top prize of $1 million and in 1975, the New York Lottery introduced the first scratch-off ticket in the United States, called "The Instant Game.".

☆ Do you know that the New York Lottery has contributed over $78 billion in funding for education in the state of New York since its inception.

☆ Do you know that in 2020, the New York Lottery introduced a new game called Cash Pop, which allows players to win up to $5,000 instantly.

☆ Do you know that the New York Lottery has contributed over $78 billion in funding for education in the state of New York since its inception.

☆ Do you know that the Albany Seven ( group of state workers) won $319 Million Mega Millions jackpot on March 25, 2011.

☆ Do you know that Christopher Cooke a construction worker from Brooklyn, won $1 million on a scratch-off ticket in 2020.

☆ Do you know that Nancy Viola a nurse from Staten Island, won $5 million on a scratch-off ticket in 2021 and Judith Smith a retired special education teacher from Queens won $30 million on a scratch-off ticket in 2012.

FAQs.

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General Information

Who operates the New York Lottery?
The New York Lottery is operated by the New York State Gaming Commission. It was established in 1967, making it one of the oldest state lotteries in the U.S.
Can I buy New York Lottery tickets online?
Yes, New York Lottery tickets can be purchased online through the official website and mobile app for certain games, while others require purchase at authorized retailers.
Player Eligibility

Who is eligible to play the New York Lottery?
Any person who is 18 years of age or older and physically present in New York State at the time of purchase is eligible.
Are New York Lottery employees allowed to play?
No, employees of the New York State Gaming Commission and affiliated personnel are prohibited from buying tickets or claiming prizes.
Participation by Non‐Residents and International Players

Can people from other U.S. states buy New York Lottery tickets?
Yes, as long as they are physically present in New York when purchasing tickets.
Can non U.S. citizens play and claim prizes?
Yes, international visitors in New York may purchase tickets and claim prizes by providing valid identification and complying with applicable tax regulations.
Ticket Purchase and Ownership

Where can tickets be purchased?
Tickets can be purchased at over 1700 authorized retailers, including convenience stores, gas stations, and supermarkets.
Can tickets be gifted or transferred?
Yes, lottery tickets are bearer instruments; unsigned tickets can be claimed by anyone holding them. Once signed, only the named ticket holder can claim the prize.
Prize Claims

How are winnings claimed?
  • Prizes up to $600 may be claimed at authorized retailers.
  • Prizes between $601 and $5,000 can be claimed at lottery claim centers or by mail.
  • Prizes over $5,000 must be claimed at the at New York Lottery headquarters or regional offices.
What documents are required to claim a prize?
A signed winning ticket, a valid government issued photo ID, and a Social Security Number or Taxpayer Identification Number are required.
How long do players have to claim prizes?
Prizes must be claimed within 1 year from the drawing date or the expiration date printed on Scratch‐Off tickets.
Anonymity and Public Disclosure

Can winners remain anonymous in New York?
No, New York law requires the disclosure of the winner's name, city, and prize amount. However, winners can request limited publicity or no photo release.
Taxation

Are New York Lottery winnings subject to taxes?
  • Winnings over $5,000 are subject to 24% federal withholding tax.
  • New York imposes a state income tax ranging from 4% to 8.82% on lottery winnings.
  • Non U.S. residents may be subject to 30% federal withholding based on tax treaties and documentation.
  • All winnings over $600 are reported to the IRS and the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance.
Revenue and Public Benefit

How are New York Lottery proceeds used?
Lottery proceeds primarily support education funding, including public schools and scholarship programs. Since its inception, more than $45 billion has been contributed to education.
Holidays and Drawing Delays

Are drawings held on holidays?
Drawings typically occur on schedule during holidays. Any schedule changes, especially on major holidays like Christmas or New Year's Day, are communicated through the official New York Lottery website.
Overall Odds

What do overall odds mean in the New York Lottery?
Overall odds reflect the average chance of winning any prize in a game, not just the top prize:
  • For example, if a scratch ticket has 1 in 4.2 odds, this means one out of every 4.2 tickets, on average, will be a winner, regardless of prize size.
  • These odds include all prize levels, from free ticket wins to multi‐million‐dollar jackpots.
  • Odds are calculated based on the entire pool of printed tickets, so actual experience will vary based on luck.
Lost Ticket Policy

What happens if someone loses a winning lottery ticket in New York?
In New York, a lottery ticket is a bearer instrument, which means:
  • Whoever holds the ticket is considered the owner, so if you lose it, the lottery cannot replace or verify a winner without the original ticket.
  • It is recommended to sign the back of your ticket immediately to establish proof of ownership.
  • If lost, no prize will be paid, even if the player has a photo or receipt. The physical ticket is required to claim any win.
Second Chance Promotions

Are there second chance promotions in New York?
Yes, New York offers a wide range of second chance promotions:
  • Players can participate via the NY Lottery Collect 'N Win app, where non winning tickets can be entered for monthly drawings and special rewards.
  • Prizes include bonus cash, event tickets, gift cards, and more, often tied to popular games and ticket themes.
  • New York's second chance system is one of the most active and rewarding in the country.
Notable Winners

Who were the most notable New York lottery winners before 2025?
New York has had many legendary winners:
  • In October 2018, a Staten Island player won $245,600,000 in Powerball.
  • In August 2019, a Brooklyn resident won $149,000,000 in Mega Millions.
  • In December 2023, a Rochester player won $10,000,000 on a scratch ticket.
Who are the most notable New York lottery winners in 2025?
In 2025, New York continues to produce millionaires:
  • In February 2025, a Queens resident won $20,000,000 in Mega Millions.
  • In April 2025, a Yonkers player claimed $5,000,000 on a scratch‐off game.
  • In July 2025, a Buffalo man won $1,000,000 in Powerball.

Winning Numbers by State

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