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Winning numbers, jackpots and draw times for all 9 games you can play in South Carolina.

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South Carolina draw times

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GameWhen
Pick 3 and Pick 4 MiddayMon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri and Sat 1:00 PM
Pick 3 and Pick 4 EveningEvery day 6:59 PM
Palmetto Cash 5Every day 6:59 PM
Cash PopVaries 12:59 PM and 6:59 PM
Mega MillionsTue and Fri 11:00 PM
PowerballMon, Wed and Sat 10:59 PM

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South Carolina lottery essentials

Minimum age to play
18
Draw-game claim window
180 days from the draw
Claim at a retailer
Prizes up to $500
Where do you claim a South Carolina lottery prize?

Prizes up to $500 can be claimed at any South Carolina Lottery retailer. Larger prizes are paid by the Lottery itself, at a claim center or by mail, and a winning ticket is a bearer instrument -- sign the back before you travel with it.

Can South Carolina lottery winners stay anonymous?

Yes. South Carolina allows a lottery winner to keep their name out of public records.