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Pick 5 Lottery: How to Play, Names by State and Results

Pick 5 is a lottery game where five digits, each from 0 to 9, are drawn at a time. That makes 100,000 possible results, from 00000 to 99999, so the chance of matching all five in the exact order drawn is 1 in 100,000. Fewer lotteries run it than Pick 3 or Pick 4, and some use another name, such as Play 5 in Delaware or DC-5 in Washington, D.C.

Digits drawn
5
Possible results
100,000
Odds of an exact match
1 in 100,000

How Pick 5 works

Each drawing picks five digits one at a time, and each can be any digit from 0 to 9. Digits can repeat, so 00000, 11235 and 90701 are all possible results. Every one of the 100,000 results has the same chance in every drawing.

Each lottery runs its own game on its own schedule. Some draw once a day, others more often, and each drawing has its own name, like Midday or Evening.

Ways to play and ticket prices also vary by lottery. Check your lottery's official rules, linked in the table below, before you play.

Ways to play Pick 5

Options vary by lottery. Of the 7 lotteries in the table below that list their ways to play, most offer each of these.

Straight (exact order)
Your five digits have to match the drawn digits in the exact order. You may also see it as Exact or Exact Order.
Box (any order)
Your digits can match in any order. Depending on how many digits repeat, the box goes from 5-way up to 120-way. Some lotteries list it as Any Order.
Front and back partial matches
Some lotteries also sell bets on only the front or the back of your number: the first or last two, three or four digits, in exact order.

Check the table below for your lottery's own list.

Pick 5 add-ons

Some lotteries sell optional add-ons for an extra cost. These are the ones named in the rules we read, and other lotteries may offer add-ons too.

Fireball
An extra digit from 0 to 9 is drawn after the regular drawing and can stand in for one of the drawn digits, so more of your combinations can match. It doubles the price of the play. Offered in Florida and Virginia.

What Pick 5 is called in each lottery

Georgia's version is Georgia 5, Delaware's is Play 5 and Washington, D.C.'s is DC-5. The table below lists every Pick 5 game we cover, with drawings, ways to play (where we've read the lottery's rules), our results and a link to the lottery's own page.

Ways to play were checked on the lotteries' official sites on September 28, 2026. Some pages were read from archived copies. Rules change, so always check the lottery's official rules before you play.

Latest Pick 5 results

The newest confirmed draws across every Pick 5 game we cover.

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Pick 5 questions

What is Pick 5?

Pick 5 draws five digits from 0 to 9, and you choose your own digits to compare with the result. The version you see depends on your lottery, which sets its own name, drawing times and rules.

What are the Pick 5 odds?

There are 100,000 possible results, so the chance of matching every digit in the exact order drawn is 1 in 100,000. Other ways to play have different odds, which each lottery lists in its official rules.

What's the difference between Straight and Box?

A straight play needs your digits to match in the exact order drawn. A box play accepts any order. Because more results count, a box has better odds than a straight, and its odds depend on how many of your digits repeat. Some lotteries call them Exact and Any Order.

Why is it called something else where I live?

The name is up to each lottery. Georgia's is Georgia 5, Delaware's is Play 5 and Washington, D.C.'s is DC-5, but all of them draw five digits from 0 to 9.

How often is Pick 5 drawn?

It depends on the lottery. Some draw once a day and others more than once. The table on this page lists each lottery's drawings.

Can past results help me choose numbers?

No. Every drawing is independent, and each result has the same chance each time. A number that came up yesterday is no more or less likely today.

Where can I check Pick 5 results?

LotteryTeller shows the latest Pick 5 results for every lottery we cover, and we confirm each one before we publish it. The lottery's official results are the ones that count, so check your ticket with the lottery too.

Does LotteryTeller sell Pick 5 tickets?

No. LotteryTeller is an independent fan community. We don't sell tickets or take bets, and every ticket comes from the lottery itself.

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