The Pick (Arizona) Lottery Results & Winning Numbers

• Players can add the EXTRA! option for $1 or $2 and have the overall odds of 1 in 3.8 to win an instant $250 or $500 prize, respectively.
• Winners have a total of 180 days to claim their prizes.
• The minimum possible jackpot is $1 million, and there is no roll-over cap.
• The only way to purchase tickets is at one of the more than 3,000 licensed lottery retailers in Arizona.
• Prizes above $5,000 are taxed at 4.8% by the state and 24% in the form of a federal tax.

How to Play The Pick?

1. Players can only play The Pick if they are in Arizona, where there are thousands of licensed retailers. Those looking for multi-state and even international lotteries should have a look at the lottery sites that we recommend.
2. Select six numbers between 1 and 44 on each ticket you want to play. You may add the EXTRA! option for a chance of getting instant prizes up to $500.
3. Pay for the tickets and make sure to store them somewhere safe.
4. Check if you have won anything by bookmarking this page and coming back to check the The Pick results.

The Pick Ticket Cost

• $1 per entry.
• $1 or $2 to add EXTRA!.

Advance Draws

Similar to other lotteries offered in the United States, there is an option to play advance draws. In other words, players can purchase participation in up to 10 consecutive drawings without having to pay a visit to the local retailer before every draw. That alternative is available online for other multi-state and international lotteries, too.

Top Stories of The Pick Winners

1. Frederick Hallwyler – Frederick purchased quite a few lottery tickets, with four The Pick quick picks among them, for the drawing on September 26, 2015. That purchase on a vending machine in Avondale returned him $6.28 million, which made him fly back to Phoenix to claim his winnings three days later. His plans back then involved moving to Arizona, as he is from Oregon, and enjoying golf and sporting events in general.
2. Expired Prize – Believe it or not, the biggest jackpot in The Pick history expired after six months. The total $14.6 million prize went on unclaimed and, in December 2019, it expired, and a good portion of it went to volunteering programs.
3. Joe DeSilva – The Phoenix resident Joe DeSilva purchased a single ticket for the drawing on January 24, 2015. It was forgotten among paperwork on his desk until he found it again and checked the The Pick results to figure out he had a jackpot-winning ticket. He did not have immediate plans, but the cash option of $1.9 million or the total annuity option of $2.8 million are both tempting.

The Pick History

There is not much to be known about the history of The Pick, as it maintains its structure since its creation on October 13, 1984. Make sure to keep playing and checking the The Pick results to be part of its history.