Pick 4 10PM
- Winning numbers
- 1611
- Prize
- $5K
Check the latest Oregon Lottery results and winning numbers, see upcoming draw times, review how to buy and claim tickets, and confirm results with official sources.
Results ยท Content
Check the latest winning numbers, draw dates, and top prizes for covered Oregon Lottery games.
8 games tracked ยท Updated shortly after each official drawing
| Game | Draw date | Winning numbers | Prize | Explore |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pick 4 10PM | 1611 | $5K Top prize | ||
| Pick 4 1PM | 7232 | $5K Top prize | ||
| Pick 4 4PM | 3406 | $5K Top prize | ||
| Pick 4 7PM | 4374 | $5K Top prize | ||
| Powerball | 14162358693PB | $236M Est. jackpot | ||
| Mega Millions | 33033536222MB | $209M Est. jackpot | ||
| Megabucks | 141623263947 | $3M Est. jackpot | ||
| Win for Life | 46505160 | $1K Top prize |
Next steps
Start with Oregon tax estimates, current predictions, or the full game directory.
Compare supported draw-game tickets with posted results by game and date.
Estimate federal and state withholding before you claim a lottery prize.
Browse current entertainment-based predictions by game and drawing time.
Start with the latest posted Oregon winning numbers, then match the ticket to the exact game, draw date, play type, and any bonus number before moving toward a claim.
Lottery Valley is independent from the Oregon Lottery. It can help with posted results, archives, ticket comparisons, draw calendars, and tax estimates, but final ticket and claim verification belongs with the official lottery, official app, claim materials, or an authorized retailer terminal.
The next step depends on whether you are matching a ticket, searching an older drawing, checking a cutoff, confirming a claim, estimating taxes, or researching legal online play.
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For a ticket-by-ticket comparison, use the lottery ticket checker, then verify any possible Oregon prize through an official lottery source.
For numbers from a previous day, use Oregon past results. The archive is better for finding an exact drawing by game and date.
Check these details before starting a claim:
Oregon players commonly check Oregon's Game Megabucks, Pick 4, Win for Life, Keno, Powerball, Mega Millions, Lucky Lines, and Scratch-its. Video Lottery and Sports options are separate from normal draw-ticket checking, so game type matters after a possible win.
For rules, odds, prize structures, draw days, and game-specific result pages, compare Oregon draw games.
Oregon draw timing varies across daily number games, Keno-style play, local jackpot games, and multi-state jackpot games. Jackpot payment choices and claim processing can add timing pressure after a larger win.
Use the Oregon drawing calendar for upcoming draw times and cutoff context. Check the official Oregon Lottery site when timing affects a purchase or claim.
Oregon Lottery tickets are sold through authorized retailers and other licensed locations depending on game type. Direct purchase rules, courier availability, and location restrictions should be checked before assuming a phone can buy a ticket.
Review Oregon online lottery availability before using any online or courier purchase path.
Often yes. Oregon generally allows debit cards for lottery ticket purchases at licensed retailers, but acceptance still depends on the store's payment setup.
Often yes at retail, but not everywhere. Oregon statewide rules allow credit in many cases, yet individual stores can still block card sales or require cash.
Scratch-offs sold at licensed Oregon retailers generally follow the same retail payment rules as draw-game tickets: debit is often accepted, and credit may work where retailers allow it.
For how Oregon compares with other states, see our debit and credit card lottery rules by state.
Sourced from Oregon official lottery source.
Oregon Lottery digital features can help with winning numbers, jackpots, retailer information, player-account features, and ticket checks when supported.
A scan or posted result is not a paid claim. Keep the original ticket and use the official claim process for validation, withholding, payment timing, and claim-status updates.
Prize claims depend on the prize amount, game, deadline, ticket condition, and claim method. Confirm the current instructions with the official Oregon Lottery claim information before mailing a ticket or visiting a claim location.
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Before you file a claim, move through the steps in order:
Oregon taxes lottery winnings as income and uses an 8% Oregon Lottery state withholding rule on prizes of $1,500 or more. Lottery Valley stateTax data uses that 8% withholding treatment while noting that final Oregon income tax liability can differ because Oregon income tax is progressive.
For 2026 federal reporting and withholding, IRS Form W-2G instructions use 24% regular gambling withholding when lottery winnings minus the wager exceed $5,000. Oregon Lottery claim materials say non-Video Lottery prizes over $5,000 have both the 8% state and 24% federal taxes withheld.
Use the Oregon lottery tax calculator for prize-specific estimates, lump-sum or annuity examples, and current calculator assumptions.
For official tax treatment, check Oregon tax guidance and federal IRS guidance before relying on an estimate.
Oregon winner privacy summary: Oregon Lottery says a 2025 law keeps winner names and addresses from public disclosure without written authorization. City, state, zip code, prize amount, game, and selling retailer can still be public.
Oregon Lottery winner-anonymity guidance says House Bill 3115 exempts a winner's name and address from public disclosure unless the winner gives written authorization.
The same guidance says the Lottery can still release non-protected win information, including city, state, zip code, prize amount, game name, and the retailer that sold the winning ticket.
Second Chance winners should keep account contact information current because winner names are no longer posted in the same way.
Choose the next step based on what you need to check next.
Oregon Lottery tickets are sold through authorized retailers and licensed locations depending on game type. Online or courier purchase paths should be checked separately before assuming mobile purchase availability.
Check the newest posted Oregon winning numbers in the live results area. Use the official Oregon Lottery website, app, retailer, Prize Payment Center, or Lottery office for final confirmation before claiming.
Compare the ticket to posted numbers, use the lottery ticket checker for number comparison, then verify any possible prize through an official Oregon Lottery source.
Drawing times and cutoffs vary by game. Use the Oregon drawing calendar for local timing, and check the official Oregon Lottery source when timing affects a purchase or claim.
Use Oregon past results to search older drawings by game and date.
Oregon claim timing depends on the game and claim method. Check the official game rules, claim page, and appointment requirements before waiting near a deadline.
Oregon Lottery automatically withholds 8% state tax on prizes of $1,500 or more, while final Oregon income tax liability can differ. Federal withholding can apply at 24% when federal rules are triggered. Use the Oregon lottery tax calculator for prize-specific estimates.
Yes, for name and address disclosure under the current Oregon Lottery anonymity guidance. City, state, zip code, prize amount, game name, and selling retailer can still be public.
Oregon Lottery digital features can show winning numbers, jackpots, retailer information, account features, and ticket-checking support when available. Payment still depends on official validation.
Responsible play
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