Check the latest Arizona The Pick winning numbers, draw time, ticket cost, odds, prize tiers, and recent results. Updated after every draw. Lottery Valley independently publishes results; always verify tickets with the official Arizona Lottery before claiming a prize.
Updated
See the most recent winning numbers and prize details for the latest Arizona The Pick draw.
| Draw date | Winning numbers | Est. jackpot |
|---|---|---|
6 10 16 18 25 31 | $4.30M |
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View the previous week's winning numbers and draw results for Arizona The Pick.
| Draw date | Winning numbers | Jackpot |
|---|---|---|
10 14 26 29 30 37 | $4.20M | |
3 6 10 30 34 39 | $4.20M | |
3 9 13 15 31 33 | $4M | |
5 9 23 24 25 36 | $3.90M | |
2 5 14 27 28 39 | $3.80M | |
10 14 22 25 32 33 | $3.70M |
How to play
Playing Arizona The Pick takes a few simple steps. Pick your numbers (or take a quick pick), choose your add-ons, and buy before the drawing cutoff.
5 steps
Select six numbers from 1 to 44.
Get Quick Pick for random numbers.
Add EXTRA! for extra prizes (optional).
Choose multi-draw for future drawings (optional).
Check after the draw for winnings.
Key Tip
Use Quick Pick Generator for fast random picks for Arizona The Pick.
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Ticket pricing
Here is the base ticket price for Arizona The Pick plus any optional add-ons that change the cost per play.
| Option | Cost |
|---|---|
| Base ticketPer play | $1 |
| EXTRA! | $1 or $2 |
Drawing schedule
Arizona The Pick draws on the days and times shown below. Always check the sales cutoff before you buy.
| Day | Sales cutoff | Drawing time |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | 6:59 PM MST | 7:04 PM MST |
| Wednesday | 6:59 PM MST | 7:04 PM MST |
| Saturday | 6:59 PM MST | 7:04 PM MST |
All times shown in MST timezone. Buy before sales cutoff to enter that drawing.
Prize structure
Arizona The Pick pays out across 4 prize tiers, with overall odds of 1 in 30. Each tier below shows what you win and the odds of hitting it.
| Tier | Match | Prize | Odds of Winning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jackpot | 6 | Jackpot | 1 in 3,838,380 |
| Tier 2 | 5 | $1,000 | 1 in 18,815.60 |
| Tier 3 | 4 | $25 | 1 in 456.10 |
| Tier 4 | 3 | $2 | 1 in 32.10 |
Non-jackpot prizes are multiplied by a built-in random 2x–5x multiplier. Jackpot is shared if multiple tickets match all six; starts at $1 million.
Results vs. predictions
This page is for the latest Arizona The Pick results and winning numbers. Looking for entertainment-based predictions for the next draw? Open the Arizona The Pick prediction page.
Next steps
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Everything you need to know about playing Arizona The Pick
Playing Arizona The Pick is straightforward. You'll pick 6 numbers from 1 to 40. Can't decide? Go with Quick Pick and let the terminal choose random numbers for you. Drawings happen Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday at 7:04 PM MST, and you win by matching numbers to the drawn results. The more you match, the bigger your prize. Match all 6, and you've hit the jackpot.
Visit any authorized Arizona Lottery retailer, most convenience stores, gas stations, and grocery stores sell tickets. Tell the clerk you want The Pick, or use a self-service terminal if available. You can pick your own numbers or ask for Quick Pick. Tickets cost $2.00 per play. Make sure to buy before the sales cutoff, which is 6:59 PM MST on drawing days. Always check your ticket before leaving the store.
Yes, but only through licensed courier services like Jackpot.com. Arizona doesn't sell tickets directly online, yet these services legally buy official tickets on your behalf.
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You'll need to be physically located in Arizona when ordering. The service handles everything, no gas station trips, automatic prize checking, and instant win notifications. It's the same official The Pick ticket you'd get in person.
Learn more on our Arizona Play Online Guide with step-by-step instructions, legal info, and how to claim prizes.
A standard Arizona The Pick ticket costs $2.00 per play. Want more chances? Buy multiple plays on one ticket. Most retailers accept cash and debit cards. The minimum purchase is one play.
Playing Arizona The Pick online through courier services works just like buying in person, but more convenient. Download the Jackpot.com app or visit their website. Select The Pick, choose your numbers (or Quick Pick), and set your wager. The service buys an official ticket from a Arizona retailer and scans it to your account. You'll get notifications when you win, and prizes under $600 are credited automatically. Bigger wins require an in-person claim.
The Pick drawings happen Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday at 7:04 PM MST. That gives you 3 chances to win each week. Ticket sales close at 6:59 PM MST on drawing nights. If you buy a multi-draw ticket, it'll play the same numbers for consecutive drawings. You can purchase tickets for up to multiple future drawings at once. This is great if you've got lucky numbers you play consistently.
The odds of hitting the Arizona The Pick jackpot are 1 in 3,838,380. That's tough, sure, but you've got 4 ways to win. Matching 3 numbers offers much better odds at 1 in 32.10. The overall odds of winning any prize are 1 in 30.
The Pick is exclusive to Arizona. You'll need to be physically present in Arizona 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 Arizona lottery games to see what's available.
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