Lottery officials in Louisiana have published the official winning number combinations for the evening drawings conducted on Sunday, September 13, 2026. Thousands of ticket holders across the Pelican State checked their slips following the scheduled daily drawings for Pick 3, Pick 4, and Pick 5, which offer localized gameplay and fixed payout structures for state lottery participants.
For the Sunday evening Pick 3 contest, the winning sequence drawn was 6-9-0. This entry-level daily game allows participants to wager on three-digit combinations using various play styles, such as straight or box plays, offering accessible odds and rapid turnaround for players seeking daily gaming opportunities.
In the Pick 4 drawing held on the same evening, the winning numeric sequence selected was 0-2-5-9. Requiring players to match four individual numbers, this game provides an expanded set of prize payouts compared to its three-digit counterpart, generating consistent interest among lottery enthusiasts pursuing higher non-jackpot returns.
Rounding out the evening's primary daily roster, the Pick 5 game produced the winning combination of 1-8-8-5-6. Featuring five distinct digits with a pair of eights in the center positions, the Pick 5 draw represents the most mathematically challenging configuration among the state’s daily number offerings, corresponding to potentially larger rewards for matching combinations.
All three daily draw offerings—Pick 3, Pick 4, and Pick 5—are conducted every single evening throughout the week at precisely 9:59 p.m. Central Time. This synchronized, seven-day-a-week schedule establishes a predictable routine for players across the state, giving them regular opportunities to participate and verify their results shortly after the numbers are drawn.
Following the announcement of the winning numbers, lottery administrators reiterated the state's tiered prize redemption structure. For smaller windfalls, any authorized Louisiana Lottery retail partner is licensed and equipped to validate winning tickets and pay out cash prizes totaling up to $600 directly at the point of purchase.
When prize amounts exceed the $600 retail limit, players must utilize more formal redemption channels. Winning ticket holders earning more than $600 have two distinct options to claim their funds: they may either mail their documentation directly to lottery headquarters or visit an official Louisiana Lottery office in person.
For substantial winnings that exceed $5,000, state regulations mandate in-person processing at a lottery office. Winners in this higher financial bracket cannot settle claims via standard retail locations or mail-in procedures alone; instead, they are required to report directly to an official office to complete identity verification and ticket authentication before receiving their funds.
Players selecting the mail-in option for eligible winnings must follow strict administrative protocols to ensure proper processing. The claimant is instructed to clearly sign their name and complete the required personal information on the back of the original ticket. It is critical that all printed barcodes remain completely unobstructed and visible, and any scratch-off material covering key validation areas on applicable tickets must be entirely removed prior to submission.
In addition to preparing the original winning ticket, claimants submitting by mail must complete an official Louisiana Lottery Prize Claim Form, which collects vital contact data including a current telephone number and standard mailing address for check issuance. Claimants must also supply a clear photocopy of a valid government-issued photo identification card or current driver’s license.
Lottery guidance highlights an important procedural detail regarding ticket documentation: while players are advised to photocopy the front and back of their tickets for standard draw games, photocopies are not accepted for multi-state jackpot games such as Powerball and Mega Millions during the prize redemption process.
All mail-in claim packages—containing the signed ticket, completed claim form, and photo identification copy—must be consolidated into a single envelope and addressed to Louisiana Lottery Headquarters at 555 Laurel Street, Baton Rouge, LA 70801.
Players who prefer in-person claims or who hold winning tickets exceeding $5,000 can visit the central Baton Rouge facility directly at 555 Laurel Street. The headquarters operates Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., can cash prizes of any amount, and can be reached by phone at (225) 297-2000.
Beyond the daily evening numbers, the Louisiana Lottery maintains a comprehensive schedule of weekly drawings. Multi-state drawings include Powerball at 9:59 p.m. Central Time on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, and Mega Millions at 10:00 p.m. Central Time on Tuesdays and Fridays. Louisiana's state-specific draw games, Lotto and Easy 5, both hold their drawings on Wednesday and Saturday evenings at 9:59 p.m. Central Time.
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