Lottery enthusiasts across Washington state checked their tickets following the multi-game drawings held on the evening of Tuesday, September 15, 2026. The Washington Lottery operates a comprehensive lineup of draw games that provide players with numerous opportunities to compete for substantial payouts, ranging from multi-state jackpot offerings to localized daily contests.
Leading the evening’s slate was the multi-state Mega Millions drawing, which consistently draws widespread public interest. For the September 15 session, the winning white ball numbers drawn were 27, 36, 43, 57, and 58, accompanied by the gold Mega Ball number 16. Participants holding tickets for this drawing are encouraged to review their combinations against official tallies to identify any matching lines or secondary prize qualifications.
In addition to the multi-state flagship, results were published for the state's popular single-number contest, Cash Pop. During the Tuesday night drawing, the winning selection emerged as 05. The game remains a staple of the lottery’s daily schedule, appealing to participants seeking simple single-digit outcomes.
Players monitoring the Pick 3 drawing received the three-digit winning sequence of 9-3-8 for September 15. The daily numbers game requires participants to match exact or varied combinations based on their chosen play style, offering regular evening action for statewide ticket holders.
The Match 4 drawing produced another four-digit combination on Tuesday evening. The winning numbers selected for the contest were 01, 08, 10, and 18. This daily draw game allows participants to target fixed prize tiers by successfully matching the four selected numbers.
For the Hit 5 drawing on September 15, the five winning numbers announced were 05, 09, 11, 33, and 42. Hit 5 continues to serve as one of the state's rolling jackpot opportunities, conducting drawings every single evening alongside the broader roster of local games.
The extensive Daily Keno drawing concluded the Tuesday night results, generating a 20-number winning set. The numbers selected from the field were 08, 11, 17, 19, 23, 25, 26, 31, 32, 34, 35, 37, 39, 41, 44, 53, 56, 58, 67, and 78. Keno players evaluate their selected spots against this 20-number pool to calculate their potential earnings.
Following the announcement of winning numbers, the Washington Lottery outlined the standard operating procedures for ticket holders seeking to redeem their prizes. Payout mechanisms differ depending on the overall monetary value of the winning ticket, ensuring secure verification and processing for all participants.
For prize amounts totaling up to $600, winners can claim their funds directly at any licensed Washington Lottery retail location. Retailers across the state are authorized to validate tickets and dispense immediate payouts within this established financial threshold.
When prizes exceed the $600 limit, winners are required to follow formal claims procedures through the lottery administration. Players have two primary methods for collecting these higher payouts: submitting a claim by mail or presenting the winning materials in person at a regional lottery facility.
To complete a prize claim through the postal service, claimants must fill out an official winner claim form and complete the requested details on the back of the winning ticket. Claimants must also sign the back of the physical ticket before mailing the documentation package directly to Washington Lottery Headquarters, located at PO Box 43050, Olympia, WA 98504-3050.
For those choosing to claim their winnings in person, visits can be scheduled at any of the Washington Lottery’s official regional facilities. When arriving at a regional office, claimants must present the original winning ticket, valid government-issued photo identification, and their Social Security card. The lottery also notes that bringing a voided check is an optional measure to facilitate direct payout processing.
Regional offices are distributed across the state to accommodate players in various metropolitan and rural regions. These official claim centers include the Olympia Headquarters, the Everett Regional Office, the Federal Way Office, the Spokane Department of Imagination, the Vancouver Office, and the Tri-Cities Regional Office. Additional forms and guidance are maintained on the official Washington Lottery prize claim web portal.
The Washington Lottery maintains a standardized weekly drawing schedule across its full catalog of games. Multi-state Powerball drawings take place at 7:59 p.m. Pacific Time on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, followed by the Powerball Double Play drawing at 8:30 p.m. Pacific Time on those same nights. Mega Millions drawings are scheduled at 8:00 p.m. Pacific Time every Tuesday and Friday.
The state's dedicated draw games—including Cash Pop, Pick 3, Match 4, Hit 5, and Daily Keno—conduct their drawings nightly at 8:00 p.m. Pacific Time. Meanwhile, the state-run Lotto game holds its regular drawings at 8:00 p.m. Pacific Time on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, giving participants consistent schedules to check their numbers and claim any accrued prizes.
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