Lottery enthusiasts across Washington state checked their tickets following the multi-game evening drawings conducted on Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2026. The Washington Lottery operates a comprehensive lineup of both statewide and multi-jurisdictional draw games designed for participants pursuing a wide variety of prize amounts. Tuesday’s schedule delivered winning combinations across several major categories, led by the nationwide Mega Millions drawing alongside the state's popular daily numbers.
For ticket holders participating in major multi-state jackpot games, the Sept. 15 Mega Millions drawing produced the winning white ball sequence of 27, 36, 43, 57, and 58, accompanied by the gold Mega Ball of 16. Mega Millions remains one of the premier draw events accessible in Washington, drawing substantial interest from players hoping to hit the top jackpot or capture secondary tier cash prizes.
In the single-number Cash Pop category, the winning digit selected during Tuesday evening's drawing was 05. Cash Pop provides a distinct, fast-paced play style within the state lottery's product portfolio, allowing ticket buyers to select individual standalone numbers that are drawn on a daily schedule throughout the calendar year.
Participants who bought tickets for the state’s mid-tier daily offerings also saw their numbers drawn on Tuesday evening. The Match 4 drawing yielded the winning four-number set of 01, 08, 10, and 18. Simultaneously, the Hit 5 drawing generated the winning five-digit combination of 05, 09, 11, 33, and 42, giving local players another path toward significant cash prizes.
The traditional Pick 3 game, which continues to be a staple of the Washington Lottery's daily evening routine, produced the three-digit winning sequence of 9-3-8 for the Sept. 15 drawing. Pick 3 gives participants an ongoing daily chance to test specific three-number arrangements, with prize payouts distributed based on the exact play type and alignment with the official drawing.
Rounding out the Tuesday drawing lineup, Daily Keno revealed its extensive slate of 20 winning numbers. The numbers drawn for the Sept. 15 cycle were 08, 11, 17, 19, 23, 25, 26, 31, 32, 34, 35, 37, 39, 41, 44, 53, 56, 58, 67, and 78. This expansive set of results gives Keno players multiple match combinations depending on the number of spots they chose on their play slips.
Following the verification and posting of all winning numbers, the Washington Lottery outlines clear procedures for players seeking to claim their winnings. For any prize valued at $600 or below, the redemption process remains direct and convenient. Any licensed Washington Lottery retail partner across the state is authorized to validate tickets and pay out winnings within this monetary threshold.
For prizes that exceed the $600 limit, the state agency mandates a formal claims procedure to guarantee proper identity verification and prize distribution. Winners whose payouts surpass $600 can choose between two main fulfillment channels: submitting their claim documentation through the postal mail or processing their ticket in person at an official regional office.
Claimants who choose the mail-in route must fulfill specific procedural requirements to protect their winning entries. Players are required to complete an official winner claim form and accurately fill out the personal contact section on the back of the winning ticket. Signing the physical ticket is a critical security precaution before mailing the completed claim form and original ticket to Washington Lottery Headquarters, PO Box 43050, Olympia, WA 98504-3050.
For players choosing to claim their prize in person, visiting a designated lottery center requires bringing specific identification and verification materials. Claimants must present the original winning ticket, a valid government-issued photo ID, and their official Social Security card. Players also have the option to present a voided check to streamline direct financial processing.
In-person claims can be completed at several regional facilities spread strategically throughout the state. Claim locations include the Olympia Headquarters, the Everett Regional Office, the Federal Way Office, the Vancouver Office, and the Tri-Cities Regional Office. Eastern Washington residents can also visit the Spokane regional branch, officially known as the Spokane Department of Imagination.
To ensure participants never miss a cut-off time, lottery administrators maintain a fixed statewide drawing timetable. The major multi-state Powerball drawing takes place three nights per week at 7:59 p.m. Pacific Time on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, immediately followed by the Powerball Double Play drawing at 8:30 p.m. Pacific Time. The Mega Millions drawing is held twice a week at 8:00 p.m. Pacific Time on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Washington's core local games adhere to an equally predictable routine. Everyday drawings for Cash Pop, Pick 3, Match 4, Hit 5, and Daily Keno take place seven days a week promptly at 8:00 p.m. Pacific Time. Meanwhile, the state’s flagship Lotto game holds its regular drawings three times a week at 8:00 p.m. Pacific Time on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday evenings.
Lottery officials remind all participants to verify their tickets carefully against official numbers, consult prize payout charts, and access the Washington Lottery claim page to download required documentation. With multiple games drawn every evening, players holding winning slips are encouraged to sign their tickets promptly and follow official guidelines to collect their rewards.
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