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Texas Pick 3 Results & Winning Numbers

See the latest Texas Pick 3 winning numbers for every draw time in one place, with today's results, draw schedule, ticket cost, odds, prize tiers, and past results.

Latest results

Latest Texas Pick 3 winning numbers

The most recent winning numbers for each Pick 3 drawing time. Use the links on each card to open full results, analysis, and prize details.

Pick 3 Morning

$500
Top Prize
4
7
7
5

Pick 3 Day

$500
Top Prize
3
9
8
8

Pick 3 Evening

$500
Top Prize
3
8
1
6

Pick 3 Night

$500
Top Prize
6
9
0
9

Results vs. predictions

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This page combines the latest results, rules, and schedule for every Pick 3 drawing. Open today's entertainment-based predictions for every draw time on one page.

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How to play

How do you play Texas Pick 3?

Playing Texas Pick 3 takes a few simple steps. Pick your numbers (or take a quick pick), choose your add-ons, and buy before the drawing cutoff. These rules apply to every Texas Pick 3 drawing time.

6 steps

  1. Pick three numbers from 0 to 9, or use Quick Pick for random choices.

  2. Select a play type — Exact Order, Any Order, Exact/Any Order, or Combo.

  3. Choose your wager: $0.50, $1, $2, $3, $4, or $5 per play.

  4. You can play for the Morning, Day, Evening, or Night drawing, and add multiple draws if you like.

  5. Add Fireball for a chance at more winning combinations — it doubles your wager.

  6. After the draw, compare your numbers to the winning ones to see if you’ve won.

Key Tip

Use Pick 3 Number Generator for fast random picks for Texas Pick 3.

Ticket pricing

How much does a Texas Pick 3 ticket cost?

Here is the base ticket price for Texas Pick 3 plus any optional add-ons that change the cost per play. The same pricing applies across every Texas Pick 3 drawing.

Ticket prices and optional add-ons
OptionCost
Wager amountsPer play$0.50, $1, $2, $3, $4, or $5
Exact/Any Order$1, $2, $4, $6, $8, or $10
Combo$1.50, $3, $6, $9, $12, $15, $18, $24, or $30
FireballDoubles your total cost2x cost

Drawing schedule

When is the Texas Pick 3 drawing?

Texas Pick 3 draws on the days and times shown below. Compare every Texas Pick 3 draw window in one place, and always check the sales cutoff before you buy.

Drawing times by game variation and day of week.
DrawMonTueWedThuFriSatSun
Day12:27 PM CT12:27 PM CT12:27 PM CT12:27 PM CT12:27 PM CT12:27 PM CT—
Evening6:00 PM CT6:00 PM CT6:00 PM CT6:00 PM CT6:00 PM CT6:00 PM CT—
Morning10:00 AM CT10:00 AM CT10:00 AM CT10:00 AM CT10:00 AM CT10:00 AM CT—
Night10:12 PM CT10:12 PM CT10:12 PM CT10:12 PM CT10:12 PM CT10:12 PM CT—

All times shown in CT timezone. Ticket purchases must be completed before the relevant sales cutoff to enter a drawing.

Prize structure

What are the Texas Pick 3 prizes and odds?

Texas Pick 3 pays out across 9 prize tiers. Each tier below shows what you win and the odds of hitting it.

Jackpot odds
1 in 1,000
Prize tiers
9
Overall odds
—
Prize tiers with match requirements, payout, and odds.
TierMatchPrizeOdds of Winning
JackpotExact Order$500 ($1.00 play)1 in 1,000
Tier 2Any Order (3-way, 2 like numbers)$160 ($1.00 play)1 in 333
Tier 3Any Order (6-way, 3 different numbers)$80 ($1.00 play)1 in 167
Tier 4Exact/Any Order, 2 like numbers - exact order win (cost 2x base)$660 ($1.00 play)—
Tier 5Exact/Any Order, 2 like numbers - not in exact order$160 ($1.00 play)1 in 333
Tier 6Exact/Any Order, 3 different numbers - exact order win (cost 2x base)$580 ($1.00 play)—
Tier 7Exact/Any Order, 3 different numbers - not in exact order$80 ($1.00 play)1 in 167
Tier 8Combo (2 like numbers; 3 combinations, cost $1.50 per $0.50 base)$500 ($1.00 play)1 in 333
Tier 9Combo (3 different numbers; 6 combinations, cost $3.00 per $0.50 base)$500 ($1.00 play)1 in 167

Play amounts $0.50-$5.00; prizes scale linearly with the wager. Prizes shown are base game (no Fireball). Fireball doubles the cost and adds extra winning combinations. Combo prize is per winning combination.

Combined analysis

Which Pick 3 numbers are hot and cold?

Frequency analysis aggregated across all 4 Pick 3 drawing times — the most-drawn (hot) and least-drawn (cold) numbers, plus family-wide patterns you would miss looking at a single draw.

Combined temperature analysis

0–9 range · 4 draw times
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Hot
Neutral
Cold
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Next steps

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Texas Pick 3 frequently asked questions

Common questions about playing Pick 3 in Texas — rules, draw times, prizes, and where to go next.

How do you play Texas Pick 3?

Texas Pick 3 offers multiple ways to play. Pick three digits from 0 to 9, then choose your play type. Straight means exact order, harder but pays more. Box matches in any order with better odds. Combo covers all possible orders for maximum coverage. Wagers start at $0.50 and go up to $5.00. You can play the same numbers multiple ways on one ticket. Drawings happen Monday through Saturday at 4 times: Morning at 10:00 AM CT, Day at 12:27 PM CT, Evening at 6:00 PM CT, and Night at 10:12 PM CT. A single play enters the next drawing after that drawing's sales cutoff, so you'll see results fast.

How do I buy Texas Pick 3 tickets?

Visit any authorized Texas Lottery retailer, most convenience stores, gas stations, and grocery stores sell tickets. Tell the clerk you want Pick 3, or use a self-service terminal if available. You can pick your own numbers or ask for Quick Pick. Tickets cost $0.50 per play. Make sure to buy before that drawing's sales cutoff. Cutoffs vary by drawing time. Always check your ticket before leaving the store.

Can I buy Texas Pick 3 tickets online?

Texas doesn't currently allow online lottery purchases. You'll need to visit an authorized retailer in person to buy Pick 3 tickets. This keeps all purchases secure and ensures proper age verification. Some players use courier services from other states, but you must be physically present in that state to purchase. For now, buying at retail locations remains the only legal option for Texas residents.

How much does Texas Pick 3 cost to play?

Texas Pick 3 is flexible, you choose how much to wager. Bets range from $0.50 to $5.00 per play. Your wager amount directly affects your potential prize. A $1.00 Straight play might win $500, but a $5.00 wager on the same numbers wins $2,500. Different play types have different payouts at each wager level. You can mix wager amounts and play types on the same ticket. There's no minimum purchase beyond one play.

When are Texas Pick 3 drawings?

Texas Pick 3 has 4 drawings Monday through Saturday: Texas Pick 3 Morning draws at 10:00 AM CT with sales closing at 9:50 AM CT. Texas Pick 3 Day draws at 12:27 PM CT with sales closing at 12:17 PM CT. Texas Pick 3 Evening draws at 6:00 PM CT with sales closing at 5:50 PM CT. Texas Pick 3 Night draws at 10:12 PM CT with sales closing at 10:02 PM CT. A single play enters the next drawing after the relevant cutoff. Miss the cutoff? Your ticket automatically enters the following drawing. If you buy a multi-draw ticket, it plays the same numbers for consecutive drawings. Results are usually available within minutes after each draw on the official lottery website.

What are the odds of winning Pick 3?

Odds in Pick 3 depend on which play type you choose. Straight play (exact order) has odds of 1 in 1,000, while Box play (any order) offers better odds depending on your number combination. Want better odds? Choose Box or Front/Back Pair. Want bigger prizes? Go with Straight or Combo. The beauty of Pick 3 is you control the risk-reward balance.

What are the different Pick 3 play types?

Pick 3 has 9 main play types: Exact Order, Any Order (3-way, 2 like numbers), Any Order (6-way, 3 different numbers), Exact/Any Order, 2 like numbers - exact order win (cost 2x base), Exact/Any Order, 2 like numbers - not in exact order, Exact/Any Order, 3 different numbers - exact order win (cost 2x base), Exact/Any Order, 3 different numbers - not in exact order, Combo (2 like numbers; 3 combinations, cost $1.50 per $0.50 base), Combo (3 different numbers; 6 combinations, cost $3.00 per $0.50 base). Each works differently. Straight means exact order, pick 1-2-3, and only 1-2-3 wins. Odds: 1 in 1,000. Box matches any order, 1-2-3 wins as 3-2-1, 2-1-3, etc. Better odds, smaller prize. Combo plays every possible order as separate Straight bets for maximum coverage, higher cost. You can mix multiple play types on one ticket. Many players do a small Box wager plus a larger Straight bet on their favorite number.

What is FIREBALL in Pick 3?

FIREBALL is an optional add-on that costs an extra $1.00 per play. It multiplies your non-jackpot winnings by 2x to 10x. The multiplier number is drawn separately right after the main drawing. Here's the catch: it doesn't multiply the jackpot. But for lower prize tiers, FIREBALL can significantly boost your winnings, potentially multiplying them by up to 10x. That's a significant boost. You decide whether to add FIREBALL when buying your ticket. Can't add it later.

Can I play Pick 3 if I don't live in Texas?

Pick 3 is exclusive to Texas. You'll need to be physically present in Texas 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 Texas lottery games to see what's available.

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