Drawing date03-31-2026
Next drawing04-01-2026

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Results Intelligence • Verified Draw • Calm Analytical View

New York – Pick 10

Latest verified draw and recent number behavior at a glance. Review the most active numbers, quiet stretches, and full historical frequency before moving into deeper SKAI analysis.

03 06 13 16 24 28 29 30 35 44 46 47 57 62 63 64 69 73 74 75
Most active
68, 58, 66, 12, 13, 45, 67, 71, 74, 07
Highest appearance counts in the current 100-draw window.
Quietest now
72, 27, 55, 22, 50, 19, 34, 65, 53, 32
Numbers currently sitting furthest from their most recent appearance in the selected window.
Repeated recently
03, 06, 13, 16, 24, 28, 29, 44, 46, 47, 57, 62, 63, 64, 69, 73, 74, 75
Numbers from the latest draw that also appeared in the recent trailing draws.
Window analyzed
100
Drawings currently loaded for this page view.

Overview

Start with a clear high-level view. This layer is designed for fast orientation: which numbers are most active, which are quiet, and how the current draw relates to recent history.

Top active numbers Highest frequency counts in the last 100 drawings
Quiet stretches Numbers with the longest distance from their last appearance
Frequency shows how often each number has appeared within the selected draw window. It helps frame recent concentration and quiet periods, but it should be used as context rather than certainty.

Recency and draw context

This section makes the current draw easier to interpret. It shows how recently each latest number was previously seen and how the perspective shifts when you compare a short recent window with a broader historical one.

Current draw history Previous appearance date and spacing for each latest drawn value
03
Previously seen on March 26, 2026
5 drws ago
06
Previously seen on March 21, 2026
10 drws ago
13
Previously seen on March 27, 2026
4 drws ago
16
Previously seen on March 30, 2026
1 drws ago
24
Previously seen on March 27, 2026
4 drws ago
28
Previously seen on March 30, 2026
1 drws ago
29
Previously seen on March 27, 2026
4 drws ago
30
Previously seen on March 19, 2026
12 drws ago
35
Previously seen on March 20, 2026
11 drws ago
44
Previously seen on March 25, 2026
6 drws ago
46
Previously seen on March 25, 2026
6 drws ago
47
Previously seen on March 29, 2026
2 drws ago
57
Previously seen on March 24, 2026
7 drws ago
62
Previously seen on March 22, 2026
9 drws ago
63
Previously seen on March 30, 2026
1 drws ago
64
Previously seen on March 28, 2026
3 drws ago
69
Previously seen on March 29, 2026
2 drws ago
73
Previously seen on March 28, 2026
3 drws ago
74
Previously seen on March 25, 2026
6 drws ago
75
Previously seen on March 28, 2026
3 drws ago
What changes with the window Comparing shorter recent behavior with broader historical behavior

Window shift note

In the recent 50-draw view, the strongest activity centers on 58, 12, 13. In the broader 300-draw view, 76, 60, 12 remains more historically prominent. 76, 60 becomes more visible when the historical window expands. 09, 35 looks more concentrated in the shorter recent view.

Recent 50-draw leaders

58, 12, 13, 68, 09, 35, 37, 41, 57, 67

Broader 300-draw leaders

76, 60, 12, 13, 74, 53, 22, 41, 58, 68

Frequency deep dive

Move from summary to full reference. The first panel below shows the complete number distribution across all values 01–80. The second panel shows recency and distribution behavior for the selected draw window.

Full number distribution All values 01–80 across the last 100 drawings
Recency distribution Distance since last appearance for each number
Latest draw composition The current draw values inside the active historical context
Latest verified draw: 03, 06, 13, 16, 24, 28, 29, 30, 35, 44, 46, 47, 57, 62, 63, 64, 69, 73, 74, 75. Use this page to compare how those values relate to the broader frequency and spacing landscape before going deeper into SKAI and companion tools.
The complete distribution is best used as a reference layer. The overview modules above are optimized for quick reading; this section is optimized for thorough review.

Tables and tracked numbers

Use the table for exact counts, recency, and personal tracking. Quick filters help narrow the view without losing full access to the complete dataset.

Number frequency table Exact counts and recency for values 01–80
Number Drawn Times Last Drawn Track
01 20 X 4 drws ago
02 19 X 4 drws ago
03 23 X In last drw
04 21 X 4 drws ago
05 23 X 2 drws ago
06 19 X In last drw
07 29 X 6 drws ago
08 20 X 4 drws ago
09 29 X 2 drws ago
10 21 X 4 drws ago
11 23 X 6 drws ago
12 34 X 2 drws ago
13 32 X In last drw
14 23 X 3 drws ago
15 25 X 6 drws ago
16 21 X In last drw
17 28 X 2 drws ago
18 29 X 4 drws ago
19 25 X 9 drws ago
20 25 X 4 drws ago
21 28 X 3 drws ago
22 26 X 11 drws ago
23 22 X 3 drws ago
24 21 X In last drw
25 28 X 4 drws ago
26 22 X 2 drws ago
27 27 X 16 drws ago
28 26 X In last drw
29 23 X In last drw
30 21 X In last drw
31 21 X 2 drws ago
32 21 X 7 drws ago
33 23 X 6 drws ago
34 25 X 9 drws ago
35 26 X In last drw
36 20 X 5 drws ago
37 28 X 3 drws ago
38 23 X 5 drws ago
39 27 X 2 drws ago
40 22 X 3 drws ago
41 27 X 2 drws ago
42 24 X 3 drws ago
43 20 X 2 drws ago
44 26 X In last drw
45 31 X 2 drws ago
46 26 X In last drw
47 21 X In last drw
48 28 X 2 drws ago
49 20 X 5 drws ago
50 24 X 11 drws ago
51 21 X 5 drws ago
52 18 X 6 drws ago
53 28 X 8 drws ago
54 24 X 2 drws ago
55 26 X 12 drws ago
56 26 X 3 drws ago
57 23 X In last drw
58 36 X 2 drws ago
59 24 X 3 drws ago
60 27 X 7 drws ago
61 24 X 5 drws ago
62 27 X In last drw
63 27 X In last drw
64 24 X In last drw
65 24 X 9 drws ago
66 35 X 2 drws ago
67 30 X 4 drws ago
68 37 X 2 drws ago
69 21 X In last drw
70 28 X 2 drws ago
71 30 X 6 drws ago
72 20 X 22 drws ago
73 23 X In last drw
74 30 X In last drw
75 23 X In last drw
76 29 X 3 drws ago
77 24 X 2 drws ago
78 25 X 3 drws ago
79 22 X 5 drws ago
80 28 X 3 drws ago

Tracked numbers

Select numbers to create a short tracked set for comparison across this page.

Next steps and advanced tools

The results page establishes context. These tools take that context into deeper modeling and structured exploration.

SKAI Analysis

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Method note

This page is designed to help users understand recent and historical behavior more clearly, not to imply certainty.

Interpretation guidance: Frequency, recency, and spacing can provide useful context for reviewing draw history, but they should be treated as descriptive signals rather than guarantees. The purpose of this page is to make the recent behavior of the game easier to understand, compare, and carry into deeper SKAI analysis.

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New York Pick 10

New York Pick 10

History and Background

The New York Pick 10 lottery game has been a favorite among New York residents since its inception. It offers players the chance to win substantial prizes by selecting 10 numbers from a pool of 80. This game was introduced to provide a unique lottery experience with different odds and prize structures compared to other games.

Key Milestones and Changes

YearMilestone
1980 Launch of the Pick 10 game, offering a new style of lottery play.
2000 Introduction of additional prize tiers and enhanced prize amounts.
2015 Implementation of modern draw equipment to ensure fairness and transparency.

Game Schedule

Draw Days and Times

The Pick 10 draws are held daily, giving players ample opportunities to participate and win. The draw times are as follows:

  • Every Day:
  • Drawings at 8:30 PM ET.

Frequency of Draws

With daily draws, players have a chance to win every day, enhancing the excitement and regularity of gameplay.

How to Play

    • Detailed Rules for Each Game:

Players must select 10 numbers from a pool of 1 to 80. The objective is to match as many numbers as possible with the drawn numbers to win prizes.

    • Number Selection:

Players can choose their numbers manually or opt for a Quick Pick, where the numbers are randomly generated.

    • Ticket Purchasing:

Tickets for Pick 10 can be purchased from any authorized New York Lottery retailer. Each ticket costs $1.

    • Draw Process:

Pick 10 uses a random number generator to ensure fairness in the selection of winning numbers. Drawings are conducted under strict security protocols to maintain integrity and transparency.

Winning and Prizes

Prize Structure

The prize structure for Pick 10 includes multiple tiers, offering various cash prizes based on the number of matched numbers:

MatchPrize
10 $500,000
9 $6,000
8 $300
7 $40
6 $10
0 $4

Jackpot Details

The starting jackpot for Pick 10 is $500,000. If no one wins the jackpot, it rolls over to the next draw, leading to potentially larger prizes. The rollover continues until someone matches all 10 numbers and wins the jackpot.

Odds and Prize Structure

The odds of winning Pick 10 depend on the number of matched numbers. Here is a detailed breakdown of the odds:

Explanation of Odds Calculation

Odds are calculated based on the total number of possible combinations of numbers. For Pick 10, the odds are determined by the number of ways players can select 10 numbers out of a pool of 80. The formula used is a combination formula (C(n, k) = n! / [k!(n - k)!]), where n is the total number of numbers, and k is the number of numbers chosen.

Comprehensive Odds Table for Game

MatchOdds
10 1 in 8,911,711
9 1 in 163,381
8 1 in 7,384
7 1 in 620
6 1 in 87
0 1 in 22
Overall Odds
1 in 17

Claiming Prizes

    • In-Store Claims:

Prizes of $599 or less can be claimed directly at any authorized New York Lottery retailer. Simply present the winning ticket to receive your prize.

    • Mail-in Claims:

For prizes over $599, players can mail their winning tickets to the New York Lottery office. Ensure to include a completed claim form and a copy of your identification. Mail the ticket and documents to:

New York Lottery
P.O. Box 7533
Schenectady, NY 12301-7533
    • Prizes Requiring In-Person Claims:

Prizes over $5,000 must be claimed in person at the New York Lottery Headquarters or any of the regional claim centers. Winners need to present a completed claim form, the winning ticket, and valid identification.

    • Online Claims:

Currently, the New York Lottery does not offer online claims for lottery prizes. All claims must be made in person or by mail.

Winners have 180 days from the date of the drawing to claim their prize. After this period, unclaimed prizes are forfeited and returned to the state for other uses. When claiming prizes over $599, winners must provide valid government-issued identification to verify their identity. The original winning ticket must be presented or mailed in for prize claims. Photocopies are not accepted, so ensure you have the physical ticket.

Tax Implications

TypeDetails
Federal Taxes The IRS mandates a 24% withholding on prizes over $5,000. This amount is automatically deducted before the prize is awarded to the winner.
State Taxes New York imposes a state tax on lottery winnings. The current state tax rate is 8.82%.
Local Taxes Depending on the winner's place of residence, local taxes may also apply. Consult a tax professional to understand the full tax implications of your lottery winnings.
Total Withholding Rate The total withholding rate for federal and state taxes on lottery winnings in New York is 32.82%. These rates ensure that a portion of the taxes owed is collected at the time of the prize payout.

Lottery winners must report their winnings on their annual tax returns. The New York Lottery provides a W-2G form for prizes over $600, which details the amount won and the taxes withheld. This form should be included with your tax filings.

Responsible Gaming

The New York Lottery is committed to promoting responsible gaming and provides resources to help players manage their gambling activities responsibly. Here are some key resources and tips:

    • Resources and Support:
    • Players can find support and information on responsible gaming at the following:


New York Problem Gambling Helpline: 1-877-8-HOPENY (1-877-846-7369)
  • Counseling Services:
  • Various counseling services are available for individuals struggling with gambling addiction. These services provide confidential support and guidance to help individuals regain control over their gambling behaviors.
  • Self-Exclusion Programs:
  • The New York Lottery offers self-exclusion programs that allow individuals to voluntarily exclude themselves from lottery games for a specified period. This program helps players take a break from gambling and seek support if needed.
  • Tips for Responsible Play:
    • Set Limits:
    • Establish a budget for lottery play and stick to it.
    • Play for Fun:
    • Remember that playing the lottery should be a form of entertainment, not a way to make money.
    • Seek Help:
    • If gambling becomes a problem, seek professional assistance immediately.

Contact Information

For more information or assistance, players can contact the New York Lottery through the following:

    • Lottery Headquarters:
    • The main office of the New York Lottery is located at:

New York Lottery
One Broadway Center
Schenectady, NY 12305-7537
Phone: (518) 388-3300
    • Regional Offices:
    • The New York Lottery also has regional offices to serve players throughout the state:

New York City Regional Office
15 Beaver Street
New York, NY 10004
Phone: (212) 383-1317
Buffalo Regional Office
165 Genesee Street
Buffalo, NY 14203
Phone: (716) 847-7118
    • Customer Service Contacts:
    • For general inquiries and customer support, players can contact the New York Lottery customer service team:

Phone: (518) 388-3300
Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
    • Online Support Websites:
    • Additional information and support can be found on the New York Lottery's official website: