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Just one 3 digit number. Nine different play types. It's the daily numbers from the New York Lottery with two drawings each day!

 

 

Now play Lucky Sum and win a prize if the sum of your numbers matches the sum of the numbers drawn! Here's how!

 

Go to your New York Lottery retailer, and tell him your three lucky numbers and that you want to play New York Daily Numbers. Be sure to tell him the drawing you want to play: Midday and/or Evening. If you do not, the Lottery terminal will automatically pick the next available drawing. It's as easy as that.

Or use a playcard. Each playcard has 4 games. You may play 1, 2, 3, or 4 games.

Select three digits (numbers) in each game you want

For each game played, select a wager type: straight, box, straight/ box, or combination. Ask your retailer for a Numbers brochure for an explanation of wager types or go to our Odds section for more details.

For each game played, select an amount to wager: 50¢ or $1.00. note: straight/ box must select 50¢ wager amount for total cost of $1.00 (50¢ for straight/ 50¢ for box).

If you want to play more than one ticket per game panel, select the number of tickets. Don't forget to tell the retailer Midday or Evening drawing. For a single play, no mark is required. You can play up to ten tickets per game panel.

If you want to play for more than one day, select a number of days and tell your Lottery retailer if you want to play Midday only, Evening only or both daily draws each day of advance play. You will receive one ticket for Midday drawings and a separate ticket for Evening drawings. Each ticket will be clearly marked "Midday" or "Evening".

Use only blue or black pen or pencil for marking. Red ink will not be accepted. Mark your selections with heavy vertical marks. DO NOT ERASE. If you make a mistake, mark the VOID box for that game and move to the next game.

If you can't think of three numbers, just mark the Quick Pick option to have the computer randomly select all of your numbers for you. No partial quick picks are allowed.

Present your completed playcard to any New York Lottery retailer for processing.  And good luck!

 
When to play 
Play daily by 12:20 p.m. for the Midday draw and by 7:30 p.m. for the Evening draw.

Play in advance 
If you want to play for more than one day, select a number of days and tell your Lottery retailer if you want to play Midday only, Evening only or both daily drawings each day of advance play.  You will receive one ticket for Midday drawings and a separate ticket for Evening drawings. Each ticket will be clearly marked "Midday" or "Evening". 

Subscriptions 
Numbers mail-in subscriptions are not offered at this time.

LUCKY SUM

You can now play Lucky Sum! A new add-on feature to Daily Numbers, for an extra $1, you can win a prize even if your exact numbers aren't drawn. Just tell your retailer you want to play in addition to your regular numbers wager. Here's how:

 


Past Winning Numbers and Payouts
                  
  07/03/2009590
  Lucky Sum  14
    (Midday)
  07/02/2009231
  Lucky Sum  6
    (Evening)

Play daily by 12:20  
pm for the midday  
draw and 7:30pm  
for the evening draw.  

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