Jackpot coverage
Add context to jackpot stories with historical movement and reporting-window summaries.
Lottery Data Library
U.S. Lottery Data Library for Journalists
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Reusable lottery charts, number-frequency visuals, jackpot statistics, and official-source references for lottery news coverage, newsletters, and data explainers.
- Use chart-ready visuals in jackpot stories, newsletters, and number explainers
- See the official source layer behind each chart before you cite it
- Export figures with built-in source lines and direct links to the source page
Official lottery sites publish results. Lottery Valley turns official-source lottery records into clean, reusable charts and source-backed visuals for reporting and explainers.
- Updated May 3, 2026
- 46 jurisdictions
- National games included
- Descriptive data only
For Coverage
Built for lottery coverage
Each chart is shaped for editorial reuse. Pull a visual into a story, drop it into a newsletter, or use the source directory to verify the lottery authority behind a game.
Number explainers
Use number-frequency visuals to explain past drawing activity without implying prediction.
Newsletter graphics
Export lightweight visuals for newsletters, local news roundups, and recurring lottery coverage.
Source verification
Use the state source directory to find the official lottery authority behind any tracked game.
Featured
Featured resources
Jump to the parts of the library most useful for lottery coverage. Each section is built for fast scanning, clear sourcing, and editorial reuse.
Interactive
Build a chart for your story
Pick a state, game, and timeframe to render a chart you can reuse in lottery coverage.
Jump to sectionStatistics
U.S. jackpot statistics
Copy-ready jackpot facts, leaderboards, and 90-day movement built for jackpot coverage.
Open jackpot statisticsDirectory
State lottery sources
Official lottery authorities and source domains behind every tracked game in the library.
Jump to sectionTrust
Methodology and limits
How the charts are built, what they cover, and what they explicitly do not predict.
Jump to sectionCitation
How to cite Lottery Valley
Copy-ready source lines and attribution language for articles, newsletters, and embeds.
Jump to sectionBuild a chart for your story
Choose a state, a game, and a timeframe. Each chart includes a copyable source line, an article-ready citation, a stable chart link, and downloadable PNG/SVG files for jackpot stories, results coverage, and lottery explainers.
Gimme 5 in USA
Each chart below has its own shareable link, copyable citation, and attribution-ready embed code.
Source directory
Official lottery sources
Verify the official lottery authority behind any tracked game. Search by state, jurisdiction, authority, or game family. Each row links out to the official site and back into the chart workspace for quick reuse.
Showing all 45 state sources.
Official lottery authorities remain the source layer for winning numbers, prize claims, and game rules. Lottery Valley adds historical indexing, normalization, and chart presentation on top of the records published by these authorities.
Citation
How to cite Lottery Valley
Each chart should keep its source line attached. If a chart appears without a visible source line, cite Lottery Valley in article copy and link to the relevant chart or to this library.
Short source line
Source: Lottery Valley analysis of official lottery drawing and prize data.
Chart-specific source line
Source: Lottery Valley analysis of official [game] drawing and prize data, updated [date].
Number-frequency disclaimer
Frequency charts are descriptive and do not predict future results.
Article citation
According to Lottery Valley's U.S. lottery data library, the chart summarizes historical drawing activity for the selected game and reporting window.
Suggested anchor text
When linking back to Lottery Valley, use natural, descriptive anchor text such as:
- Lottery Valley
- Lottery Valley data library
- U.S. lottery data library by Lottery Valley
- Lottery Valley analysis
- Lottery Valley lottery charts
Usage
Usage rights
Journalists, publishers, and newsletter writers may use Lottery Valley charts in editorial coverage with attribution. Keep the source line attached when possible, or cite Lottery Valley in story copy.
Allowed
- Use charts in news articles, explainers, and analysis pieces
- Use charts in newsletters and local news roundups
- Use charts in social posts that link back to the relevant page
- Quote chart figures in story copy with a Lottery Valley citation
Not allowed
- Do not remove or obscure the source line on exported charts
- Do not present number-frequency or hot/cold visuals as predictions
- Do not modify the chart in ways that change what the data shows
Methodology
Methodology and limits
These charts are built for descriptive reporting on draw history, jackpot movement, and number frequency. They summarize historical activity but do not predict future outcomes or improve lottery odds.
What the data covers
- State lottery games tracked across U.S. jurisdictions, plus national multi-state games
- Historical drawing records indexed by Lottery Valley
- Jackpot movement across selectable reporting windows
- Number-frequency views for reporting and explainer use
- Official lottery website references for every tracked game
What the data does not cover
- It does not replace official winning-number publication
- It does not predict numbers or improve odds
- It does not provide legal or tax advice
- It does not guarantee real-time parity with official updates
How the charts are built
- Drawing records are indexed and stored against the canonical game
- Source references are normalized to the official lottery authority
- Timeframe controls apply a consistent reporting window across charts
- Visuals are generated for editorial reuse with source lines attached
Update cadence and corrections
- Source data is refreshed on a recurring schedule; each chart shows its applicable timeframe
- Official lottery authorities remain the underlying source layer for results publication
- See an issue? Email hello@lotteryvalley.com with the game, state, and chart details so we can review and correct the record.
Data Library FAQ
Questions journalists ask about the lottery data library
Quick answers on attribution, sourcing, update cadence, and what these charts can and cannot do.
Can journalists use these lottery charts?
Yes. Journalists, publishers, and newsletter writers may use the charts in editorial coverage with attribution to Lottery Valley. Keep the source line attached when possible, or cite Lottery Valley in article copy and link to the relevant chart or to this library.
Are these official lottery results?
No. Official lottery authorities remain the source for official winning numbers, prize claims, and game rules. Lottery Valley adds historical indexing, normalization, and chart presentation for editorial use, with references back to the official source for every tracked game.
Do number-frequency charts predict future lottery results?
No. The charts are descriptive only. They summarize past drawing activity and do not improve odds or forecast future outcomes. Lottery drawings are random.
How should I cite Lottery Valley?
Keep the source line attached to the chart when possible, or cite Lottery Valley in article copy and link to the chart or to the data library page. The 'How to cite' section above includes copy-ready source lines.
How often are the charts updated?
Source data is refreshed on a recurring schedule. Each chart reflects the timeframe selected in the workspace, and the methodology section explains how indexing and normalization are applied.
Can I request a custom lottery chart for a story?
Yes. Email hello@lotteryvalley.com with your publication, the game or state you're covering, your deadline, and the chart you need. Custom requests go through the same indexed records used in this library.
Next Routes
Related Lottery Valley resources
Use these supporting pages when you need raw draw context, jackpot pages, or a direct publisher information route alongside the chart library.
Archive
Past results
Historical winning numbers and result archives that support the chart narratives.
Open routePrizes
Jackpots
Current jackpot coverage for linking chart context to active news cycles.
Open routeTrust
Press
Publisher and contact information for journalists who need a direct verification page.
Open route