HOW TO PLAY

In PICK 4 players pick four numbers and then wager on how they predict the order that the numbers will be drawn. PICK 4 is a popular game for people who like to play their own personal lucky numbers like birth dates, hotel room numbers, flight numbers, or license plate numbers and appeals because there are several bet options. There are three prizes per draw, a 1st, 2nd, and 3rd prize, all with fixed prize amounts depending on your choice of bet. A minimum $1 wager could win up to $4,000!

1. Each play slip has 5 panels marked A-E.
2. Each panel contains four columns of numbers ranging from 0 to 9.
3. Select 4 (four) numbers in each panel, one in each column, starting with Panel A. You can have the computer randomly select your numbers for you by marking the “QUICK PICK” box. Alternatively ask the retailer for a “QUICK PICK.”
4. Select your BET AMOUNT from $1, $2, $5, or $10.
5. Select your BET TYPE – STRAIGHT, BOX STRAIGHT/BOX, FRONT 3, BACK 3, PICK 4
6. There are four PICK 4 draws a day, so decide which game you want to enter by marking your selection in the column headed TIME OF DRAW. You can mark one box only from a choice of MORNING, MIDDAY, SUNSET, EVENING or ALL.
7. PICK 4 has an ADVANCED PLAY feature that lets you play your choice of games for any day of the week. You can select to play for up to seven days. That’s up to four draws a day, seven days a week with three prize payouts giving you up to 63 prizes to aim for with each game panel!
8. Alternatively you can play in advance by selecting how many draws you wish your numbers to run for in the NUMBER OF DRAWS column. For example if you selected 4 in this column and had selected MIDDAY in the left hand column, then your numbers will be entered into the next four consecutive MIDDAY draws.
9. You can elect to play the ADVANCE PLAY feature or the NUMBER OF DRAWS feature but NOT BOTH.
10. Use only blue ink, black ink or pencil for marking. Red Ink will NOT work.
11. If you make a mistake mark the “VOID” box. DO NOT ERASE
12. After selecting your numbers and options check your play slip before handing it to a Lottery retailer.
13. The retailer will process your play slip on receipt of your wager amount and your numbers will be entered into the central draw system.
14. The Lottery terminal will print a ticket which is your proof of purchase and entry into the draw.
15. Always check your ticket to ensure it has the numbers you selected and the draws in which you want to play.