
It was 4's all around
By Kate Northrop
Virginia Lottery players broke the bank last week after the Pick 4 combination 4-4-4-4 was drawn, rewarding winners with a $7.9 million cumulative payday.
June 3, 2025 was a field day for Virginia Pick 4 lottery players, who raked in $7.9 million in total winnings when the night drawing produced the results 4-4-4-4.
Matching all Pick 4 winning numbers in exact order with a $1 wager will yield a $5,000 top prize.
Players wagered a total of $438,939 in the drawing and broke the bank with $7.9 million in total winnings. As a result, the Lottery paid out 18 times the sales it brought in for the single drawing.
Number combinations with the same four digits are often called "quads" and are a popular choice among lottery players, which is why the prize payout is so large.
The odds of matching all four numbers in a Pick 4 drawing are 1 in 10,000. Players can view a complete list of odds and prize payouts for Pick 4 by visiting the Prizes and Odds page.
Pick 4 drawings take place twice a day, once at 1:59 p.m. Eastern Time and again at 11:00 pm Eastern Time. Players may choose their own four numbers or select the Quick Pick (Easy Pick) option to allow the computer to choose numbers for you.
All winning numbers, prizes, and odds are published on Lottery Post's Virginia Lottery Results page right after each drawing.
Nice
I'm pretty sure their triple 4-4-4 paid out a pretty penny as well. VA went 566 draws without a triple
I believe Minnesota is str8 cheating they not playing any numbers or pairs really sucks.
Good thing no one is filing for bankruptcy 🙊
Cheating how? As far as triples? They almost came back to back. That is very rare for a one draw state. MN is not a good state to play in. One draw with a RNG. Honestly, I'd find out how to play other games. I cannot mention it. 33x or 55x looks like good doubles to play or a good single play is 15x
That's a true statistic, and very unusual because according to the odds, triples should occur once every 100 draws.
Virginia Pick 3 went from August 25, 2024, to June 4, 2025 without triples drawn (2 draws per day).
Georgia recently had 444 come in for over $5 million. Late May quad 9's came in for over $10 million
So happy for Virginia players, like Georgia, non RNG, correct?
In Kentucky we're still limited to $1 million liability and RNG. A couple of years ago had DM about increasing the liability limit and that was the end of that!
Now with me playing 018 str/box mid-day and evening draws for one week. Nothing. Of course with my luck, it came in today mid-day. Oh well, you can't win them all.
My question is how long does one have to play 4-4-4-4 before the number hits? Once you start playing twice a day for seven days a week for months at a time, that money adds. At some point you would have spent the 5K that you would win in buying the tickets.
The 4444 hit Tuesday night, then the 444s travelled to the pick three Wednesday night. Kind of have able if one is wired to think along those lines!
Ontario recently (Feb) went full RNG for pick 2/3/4/KENO and I quit playing shortly after. RNG is fishy, I don't trust it nor 'them' and so I no longer play. Watch that new, free documentary called 'Jackpot: America's Biggest Lotto Scam' on YouTube if you think rigging and inside jobs it don't happen. It will happen (and probably already is) again.
It looks like a tip off: 🙃🙃🙃
I stand to be corrected, but if each play is $1 and you play both draws a day $2 and do that daily 365 days, you'll spend $730 a year.
If you are guaranteed to win once a year and the amount is $5,000.
Well, you have hacked the lottery.
Correct, both GA and VA use mechanical ball machines. It's strange that you mentioned 018 in your post. I caught it in Michigan boxed. I had it straight as 801. On the 8th, I made a prediction for 64x to come in MI, and one of the numbers was 346, which hit straight tonight and I played everything expect that lol.
$1 million is pretty low for a two draw state! Louisiana only has one draw and theirs is at $2million
I thought Virginia had switched to RNG and didn't announce it. Because their game went 5x the due average! I saw one draw states pull more triples than VA did within the same time frame. But, apparently, there's a guy on Facebook and he was the reason for VA not getting triples. That's his unsubstantiated claim. Never in my life have I seen someone so arrogant about the lottery but knows absolutely nothing about the game.