Pick your state on the map, or scroll down and choose from the list. We cover 47 jurisdictions — every US state that runs a lottery, plus Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico.
What NumbersIntel covers, state by state
NumbersIntel tracks the draw games of 47 US jurisdictions — every state that runs a lottery, plus Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico — roughly 150 games in all. That ranges from multi-million-dollar jackpot games like New York Lotto, Lotto Texas and California SuperLotto Plus down to the twice-daily Pick 3 and Pick 4 digit games nearly every state runs. Each state page gathers that state's games in one place, with the latest winning numbers, recent results, the full odds and prize structure, and — for games whose prizes allow it — the real expected value of a ticket.
For every game we compute the odds directly from its number matrix and, where the prize table is fixed, the value a $1 ticket returns after taxes. We also track number-frequency history — the most and least common numbers, hot and cold trends and overdue numbers — with the honest caveat that draws are random: these statistics describe the past and do not predict the next drawing. No number is ever "due."
The national games are everywhere
Wherever you live, the three multi-state games — Powerball, Mega Millions and Lotto America — are drawn the same way and carry the same odds. See them side by side, ranked by expected value, on the US National Drawings page.
New to the numbers? Start with our guides on how lottery odds work, what expected value means and whether hot numbers really win, or read how we derive every figure on the methodology page.