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Has My Pick 3 or Pick 4 Number Ever Won? US Number History for NC, VA, FL, NJ, NY, SC & Every State

Digits 0–9, repeats allowed. Shows exact-order and any-order matches.

Each draw is random. Past results do not make any number more or less likely to be drawn – the odds of a Pick 3 straight win stay 1 in 1,000 (Pick 4: 1 in 10,000) on every draw.

How Is Pick 3 & Pick 4 Number History Counted?

Pick 3 & Pick 4 number history counts every draw in our records in which your number came up, in exact order and in any order, and lists each date. The search runs over every result we hold for the chosen game.

  1. Choose the state and game and type the number, for example 3-2-0 or 1-2-3-4.
  2. The lookup searches every draw of that game in our records, from the first date shown to the latest checked result.
  3. Two counts are given: "exact order" counts draws with the same digits in the same order; "any order" counts draws with the same digits in any order, including the exact-order ones.
  4. The result shows the last exact-order date and the days since then, the last any-order date with the digits drawn, the first date in our records, the first exact-order date, a breakdown by draw and every date the number came up, most recent first. Each date links to that month's results.

A lookup reads like this: "1-2-3 in North Carolina Pick 3: searched 14,018 draws from Friday, October 6, 2006 to Friday, October 9, 2026; drawn in exact order 16 times and in any order 85 times." The latest draws behind those counts are on the NC Pick 3 winning numbers page.

Each draw is random. Past results do not make any number more or less likely to be drawn – the odds of a Pick 3 straight win stay 1 in 1,000 on every draw.

What Is the Difference Between a Straight Hit and a Box Hit?

A straight hit is a draw of your exact digits in your exact order; a box hit is a draw of the same digits in any order. The any-order count includes the straight hits.

How ThreeFour number history counts hits, with an example for the number 1-2-3 (Pick 4: 1-2-3-4) and the odds per draw. Odds from the North Carolina Education Lottery how-to-play pages.
Hit type Rule Example (your number 1-2-3) Pick 3 odds per draw Pick 4 odds per draw
Exact order (straight hit) same digits, same order drawn 1-2-3 1 in 1,000 1 in 10,000
Any order (box hit, incl. exact) – all digits different same digits, any order drawn 3-2-1 1 in 166.7 1 in 416.7
Any order – one repeated digit (Pick 4: one pair) same digits, any order 1-1-2 drawn 2-1-1 1 in 333.3 1 in 833.3
Any order – Pick 4 two pairs / three of a kind same digits, any order 1-1-2-2 drawn 2-2-1-1 – 1 in 1,666.7 / 1 in 2,500

A hit is a fact about past draws, not a prize: a straight hit pays only on a straight play and a box hit only on a box play. To check a ticket against recent draws with prizes and claim deadlines, use the Pick 3 & Pick 4 number checker.

Which States and Draws Does the History Cover?

Number history covers the games below, from the first draw in our records to the latest checked result. Older draws are not included, and other states are added as their results join our records.

Games covered by ThreeFour number history, their draws and the first draw in our records. Source: ThreeFour results records, compiled from each state lottery's published results; October 2026.
State Game Draws Records from
North Carolina North Carolina Pick 3 Daytime, Evening October 6, 2006 (Daytime from March 31, 2008)
North Carolina North Carolina Pick 4 Daytime, Evening April 17, 2009 (Daytime from February 27, 2011)
Florida Florida Pick 3 Midday, Evening April 29, 1988 (Midday from May 19, 2008)
Florida Florida Pick 4 Midday, Evening July 4, 1991 (Midday from May 19, 2008)
New Jersey New Jersey Pick 3 Midday, Evening March 9, 2015
New Jersey New Jersey Pick 4 Midday, Evening March 9, 2015
New York New York Numbers Midday, Evening September 2, 1980 (Midday from December 2, 2001)
New York New York Win 4 Midday, Evening July 21, 1981 (Midday from December 2, 2001)

Ohio, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Wisconsin, Indiana and Illinois are not searchable yet; their histories are added when their results join our records. A number that shows 0 exact-order and 0 any-order hits has not come up in the covered period.

Number History FAQ

These answers explain what a history result means and what it does not mean.

Have my Pick 3 numbers ever won?

Enter your number, state and game above to see every date it was drawn in exact order or in any order since our records began. A straight hit pays the straight prize only on a straight play; the Pick 3 payout chart lists what each hit pays.

How can I find out if my Pick 4 numbers have ever won?

Choose your state and its Pick 4 game, enter the four digits and look them up. The result shows how many times the number was drawn in exact order and in any order, the last date of each and every date it came up.

Does a number that has not been drawn for a long time have better odds?

No. Each draw is random. Past results do not make any number more or less likely to be drawn – the odds of a Pick 3 straight win stay 1 in 1,000 on every draw, and 1 in 10,000 for Pick 4.

Can the same number be drawn twice in a row?

Yes. Each draw is independent, so the number drawn in one draw has the same 1 in 1,000 chance (Pick 3) or 1 in 10,000 chance (Pick 4) of coming out exactly in the next. The date list shows any back-to-back repeats.

Has a triple such as 0-0-0 or 7-7-7 ever been drawn?

Look it up like any other number: a triple has one order only, so its exact-order and any-order counts are the same. Each triple has the same 1 in 1,000 odds per Pick 3 draw as any other number, and 0-0-0-0 has 1 in 10,000 odds per Pick 4 draw.

Can I see whether my number came up on a particular date?

Yes. The full date list shows every date and draw on which your number came up, most recent first, with the digits drawn. A date that is not in the list means the number did not come up in exact or any order on that draw.

Facts checked October 2026 against Each state lottery's published Pick 3 and Pick 4 results. Report an error