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Latest official draws, the countdown to the next drawings and your saved tickets, all in one place.
Your tools
My Tickets
Every line you save is checked automatically against each new official drawing. Open the app after a draw to see if anything matched.
Saved lines live on this device only. A line counts only if you actually bought it for that drawing: always confirm a prize on your official ticket at an authorized retailer or your state lottery.
Smart Pick
Lottery Gap AI scans every official drawing, scores thousands of combinations for how many other players are likely to pick them, and keeps the lines almost nobody plays: built from the numbers above 31 that birthday players never touch, with no patterns, no lucky-7 clusters and no past winning lines.
Every draw is independent and random: no tool can predict winning numbers or change the odds of a ticket. What Lottery Gap AI changes is who you would share with: when a popular combination (birthdays, patterns, old winning lines) hits, the prize is split between everyone who played it. Gap lines are built to be shared by as few players as possible. Play responsibly and only with money you can afford to spend.
My Numbers X-Ray
Been playing the same numbers for years? Tap them in. We run them against every official drawing in the current game format, show what they really paid back, how many other players are likely sitting on the same numbers, and fix them without losing your favorites.
Ticket Checker
Tap your numbers and check them against every official draw from the past 12 months. Most states give you 90 days to a year to claim, so never miss a prize you already won.
Hot & Overdue Tracker
How often each number has been drawn, and how many draws since it last appeared.
🔥 Hottest
⏳ Most overdue
Main numbers
Bonus ball
Hot and overdue describe the past only. Every ball has the same chance in every drawing.
Real-Time Results
Official winning numbers, newest first. Search by a date (2026-10) or a number (23).
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Instant Jackpot · Best-Value Finder
Type the advertised jackpots for the next drawings and see which game gives you the most jackpot per dollar against its odds right now.
This compares advertised jackpot value against each game's jackpot odds and ticket price. It does not change your odds of winning; it shows where each dollar buys more jackpot.
Lottery Updates
Draw schedules, ticket prices and the odds for every prize tier.
Millionaire Investments
What to do, and what not to do, if you win a large prize. Educational guide, not personal financial advice.
Take-home calculator
0% state tax on lottery prizes in CA, FL, NH, SD, TN, TX, WA and WY. The official cash option is announced with each jackpot.
1. The first 72 hours
- Sign the back of the ticket, photograph both sides and store it in a safe or bank deposit box.
- Do not announce the win on social media. Tell as few people as possible.
- Check your state's claim deadline (usually 90 days to 1 year) and whether your state allows you to stay anonymous or claim through a trust.
2. Build your team before you claim
- Attorney experienced with large windfalls and estate planning.
- CPA / tax adviser: federal withholding on big prizes is 24%, but the top federal bracket is 37%, so set money aside for the difference. State tax varies from 0% to over 10%.
- Fee-only fiduciary financial planner: paid a flat fee, not commissions, and legally required to act in your interest.
3. Lump sum or annuity?
- Annuity: 30 graduated payments over 29 years. Built-in discipline, protection against overspending, payments rise about 5% per year.
- Lump sum (cash value): roughly half of the advertised jackpot, all at once. More control and flexibility, but requires a plan.
- Decide with your CPA: the right answer depends on your age, health, taxes and spending habits.
4. Where wealthy families keep their money
- An emergency reserve of 1–2 years of expenses in insured savings and short-term Treasuries.
- Pay off high-interest debt first; it is a guaranteed return.
- Broad, low-cost index funds (total market, S&P 500, international) held for the long term.
- Treasury bonds / municipal bonds for stability and tax advantages.
- Trusts and beneficiary designations to protect your family and the next generations.
5. Common mistakes
- Big purchases in the first 6 months: wait before buying houses, cars or businesses.
- Lending or gifting money without a written plan and a yearly budget for gifts.
- Putting everything into one “hot tip”, private deal or friend's business.