Maine Pick 3 Results

How to Play

Pick 3 is a tri-state game where you select or randomly generate a three-digit number from 000 to 999. Each digit is independent, so you can have repeated digits (like 111 or 233).

Wager Amounts: You can bet from $0.50 to $5.00 per play. For a $0.50 wager, prizes are cut in half. For wagers over $1.00, prizes are multiplied by the dollar amount wagered. For example, a $2.00 wager doubles the prize, a $3.00 wager triples it, etc.

Play Types and Prize Structure (based on $0.50 wager):

1. Straight (Exact Order): Your three-digit number must match the winning number in exact order.

   • Prize: $250 (on $0.50 bet) / $500 (on $1.00 bet)
   • Example: You play 123 straight; winning number must be 123
   • Odds: 1 in 1,000

2. Box 6-Way (Any Order - All Different Digits): Your number matches the winning number in any order, and all three digits are different.

   • Prize: $42 (on $0.50 bet) / $83 (on $1.00 bet)
   • Example: You play 123 box; winning numbers 123, 132, 213, 231, 312, or 321 all win
   • Odds: 1 in 166.67

3. Box 3-Way (Any Order - Two Same Digits): Your number matches in any order, and two digits are identical.

   • Prize: $83 (on $0.50 bet) / $166 (on $1.00 bet)
   • Example: You play 112 box; winning numbers 112, 121, or 211 all win
   • Odds: 1 in 333.33

4. Front Pair: The first two digits of your number match the first two digits of the winning number in exact order.

   • Prize: $25 (on $0.50 bet) / $50 (on $1.00 bet)
   • Example: You play 12X (X = any digit); winning number must start with 12
   • Odds: 1 in 100

5. Back Pair: The last two digits of your number match the last two digits of the winning number in exact order.

   • Prize: $25 (on $0.50 bet) / $50 (on $1.00 bet)
   • Example: You play X23 (X = any digit); winning number must end with 23
   • Odds: 1 in 100

6. Single Digit: One specific digit matches in the correct position (first, second, or third).

   • Prize: $2.50 (on $0.50 bet) / $5 (on $1.00 bet)
   • Odds: 1 in 10

Combination Bets: Players can combine multiple bet types on a single ticket. For example, you can play the same number as both straight and box.

Quick Pick: Players can choose to have the lottery terminal randomly select their numbers by marking the Quick Pick option.

Multi-Draw: You can play your numbers for up to 21 consecutive days (42 drawings - both day and evening), so you don't have to buy a new ticket for each drawing.

Overall Odds: Vary by play type selected.