New York Pick 10 Tulokset
New York · Full draw history & prize breakdowns
About New York Pick 10
New York Pick 10 is one of New York's best-known lotteries, followed by players around the world for its large jackpots and regular draws. To take part you choose 10 main numbers from 1 to 80. Match all of them and you win the jackpot, which currently stands at an estimated $500K.
Lower prize tiers are awarded for matching fewer numbers, so there are several ways to win in every draw. The odds of landing the top prize are around 1 in 8,911,711, and the full prize breakdown for each draw is shown on this page. On this page you can look up the latest New York Pick 10 winning numbers, browse the complete draw history, and use our free checker to see what any line of numbers would have won.
How to check your New York Pick 10 numbers
- Pick your 10 numbers from 1 to 80 — or use Quick Pick for a random line.
- Compare your line against the latest New York Pick 10 draw, or any past draw in the history below.
- See instantly how many numbers you matched and which prize tier that falls into.
New York Pick 10 — frequently asked questions
How many numbers do you need to win New York Pick 10?
To win the New York Pick 10 jackpot you must match all 10 main numbers drawn from 1 to 80. Smaller prizes are paid for matching fewer numbers.
What are the odds of winning the New York Pick 10 jackpot?
The odds of winning the New York Pick 10 jackpot are approximately 1 in 8,911,711. Lower tiers have much shorter odds.
How big is the New York Pick 10 jackpot right now?
The current estimated New York Pick 10 jackpot is $500K. Jackpots roll over and grow when there is no top-tier winner.
Where can I check the latest New York Pick 10 results?
You can find the latest New York Pick 10 winning numbers and the full draw history on this page, updated after every draw.
Can I check if my New York Pick 10 numbers won?
Yes. Use the free number checker on this page to enter your line and compare it against any New York Pick 10 draw — it shows your matches and the theoretical prize instantly.