Indiana Lottery
Indiana Lottery Winning Numbers
Indiana Lottery is a 6 + 6 number lottery game. To win $30 Million Indiana Lottery jackpot, you have to match 6 main numbers.
Indiana Lottery Past Results and Winning Numbers
The Indiana Lottery result archive contains the results from 24-09-1994 11:00pm EST up to the last ones. You only need to select the right date from the list.
| DRAW DATE: | WINNING NUMBERS: | |
|---|---|---|
| Monday 30th December 2024, 11:00pm | 01 03 06 14 18 33 06 12 29 35 39 42 | |
| Yesterday, Wednesday 20th November 2024, 11:00pm | 07 10 20 31 41 44 03 06 07 13 31 35 | |
| Saturday 16th November 2024, 11:00pm | 02 18 22 26 32 39 05 15 16 28 29 41 | |
| Wednesday 13th November 2024, 11:00pm | 09 15 28 33 36 44 08 10 15 41 45 46 | |
| Saturday 9th November 2024, 11:00pm | 02 14 20 24 37 41 09 10 18 25 33 41 | |
| Wednesday 6th November 2024, 11:00pm | 01 03 07 09 12 14 07 14 31 41 42 45 | |
| Saturday 2nd November 2024, 11:00pm | 06 08 11 12 21 23 07 18 22 35 41 42 | |
| Wednesday 30th October 2024, 11:00pm | 11 14 17 29 40 44 05 06 09 10 11 33 | |
| Saturday 26th October 2024, 11:00pm | 03 04 06 13 14 27 01 03 04 18 22 25 | |
| Wednesday 23rd October 2024, 11:00pm | 02 05 12 15 19 29 02 08 17 18 29 31 |
Indiana Lottery Prizes
The Indiana Lottery features 5 prize divisions. To win any prize in Indiana Lottery, you have to match 2 numbers. Chances to hit the Indiana Lottery jackpot are 1: 9,366,819. To see all the Indiana Lottery odds, go to the REVIEW tab.
| Divisions | Match | Payout per Winner |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Prize | 6 out of 6 | Jackpot |
| 2 Prize | 5 out of 6 | $500 |
| 3 Prize | 4 out of 6 | $20 |
| 4 Prize | 3 out of 6 | $2 |
| 5 Prize | 2 out of 6 | Free Ticket |
Indiana Lottery Hot and Cold Numbers
Indiana Lottery hot numbers are the lottery numbers that appear the most in drawings. Indiana Lottery cold numbers are the numbers that appear infrequently. Some lotto players choose them specifically because of the frequency, believing that their reappearance in Indiana Lottery results is only a matter of time, while others stay clear.
The Indiana Lottery Review
It is not customary for an American lottery to assume the state's nickname, but this is the Indiana Lottery's choice. For the time being, it is the only one nationwide. Also known as the Hoosier Lottery, it has a rich history that spans over two centuries, and despite occasional setbacks, its activity was never discontinued. The modern Indiana State Lottery was created in 1988, one century after Vincennes University revived it. It offers a mix of traditional lottery games, pari-mutuel betting, and horse racing in its current form.
Trendsetter and a record-breaker
Since it was created, IN Lottery embraced the most popular concepts and adhered to multistate compacts, making it possible for state residents to compete for human jackpots. Indiana Powerball was added in 1992, just two years after the lottery joined the MUSL, with drawings every week. Wednesdays and Saturdays are the highlights of the week for those who participate in Hoosier Lottery Powerball, and state residents set some impressive records.
On July 29, 1998, 13 workers from the state of Ohio bought a ticket in Richmond, and this proved to be a winner for a total amount of $300 million. At the time, the Powerball Indiana ticket sets the record for the biggest jackpot paid by the lottery, but the record was broken nine years later. Another ticket sold in Richmond won $314 million, which made the top 10 Powerball jackpots ever awarded.
It took a while before Hoosier Lottery Mega Millions was introduced. Still, since October 2009, when the state lottery reached an agreement with game organizers, it has sold tens of thousands of tickets every week. Indiana Mega Millions made plenty of winners, but so far, none of the prizes made the list of top jackpots awarded, with the biggest jackpot being won in 2007 by a retired steelworker named Peter Gilbert.
In-house Hoosier Lottery games
In 1990, the Indiana state lottery introduced two games that had already gained much traction nationwide, namely the Indiana Daily 3 and Daily 4. They appeal to most lottery players, and many who participate in weekly draw fancy these daily games. Both Indiana Daily 4 and Daily 3 IN tickets cost $.50, and players win the maximum amount by playing the straight wager. The former has better payouts, but slightly lower chances to win, and drawings are held twice a day and once on Sunday.
Two decades ago, Lucky 5 was introduced, but the game was discontinued in November 2012, being replaced by Indiana Cash 5. There are many similarities between the two games, with both of them having a jackpot of at least $50,000 and the cost of a ticket remaining unchanged at one dollar per play. The difference is that the Cash 5 lottery extracts five numbers out of 39 instead of 36, which means that the odds of winning the first-tier prizes are slightly lower.
Indiana Quick Draw is another daily game that will set players back no more than $1 while competing for a maximum amount of $300,000 for matching 10 out of a total of 20 numbers. Keno players will find this title surprisingly familiar, and the fact that it is one of the least expensive games offered by Indiana Lottery is a plus.
Indiana Mix & Match has drawings scheduled twice a week on Tuesdays and Fridays, with a total of five numbers being extracted from a plastic bubble containing 50 of them. Players can win at least $5000 by matching five numbers in a three-line set or the top prize of $200,000 for matching them on a line.
Indiana Hoosier Lotto is the game that state residents are particularly proud of, as it is an avatar of Lottery IN's success and endurance. Players are supposed to match six numbers out of 48 to win a jackpot that starts at $1 million and increases by $500,000 if nobody wins consecutive drawings.
