Mississippi Lottery triples all Cash 3 prizes for November

Nov 4, 2025, 8:24 am (21 comments)

Mississippi Lottery

Lottery increases Cash 3 prize payouts to celebrate 6th anniversary

By Kate Northrop

The Mississippi Lottery is celebrating its 6th anniversary by tripling all Cash 3 prizes for the entire month of November.

For all of November, Mississippi lottery players have the chance of walking away with three times the amount in Cash 3 than usual.

The Mississippi Lottery launched its "Cash 3 Times 3" promotion on Nov. 1, which awards players with triple the winnings in Cash 3. Any prize that is won through Nov. 30, 2025 in the in-state draw game is automatically tripled.

"We like to mark our anniversary with special games and promotions for the players," Mississippi Lottery President Jeff Hewitt said in a press release. "Cash 3 is a daily fan favorite, and this promotion gives players three times the reason to celebrate all month long."

The promotion includes the top prize, which will increase from $500 to $1,500. There is no extra cost or special play slip required, the Lottery clarified. The price of a Cash 3 ticket starts at 50 cents and offers several different play types and wager options. A full list of prizes and odds for each play style is available on Lottery Post's Mississippi Lottery Prizes and Odds page.

The automatic triple multiplier applies to all play types and is valid for Quick Picks, multi-draws, and exchange tickets as long as the draw date falls within the Nov. 1-30 promotional period, the Lottery advised.

Prizes will revert to standard amounts starting Dec. 1, 2025.

Cash 3 drawings take place twice a day at 2:30 p.m. CT and 9:30 p.m. CT. All winning numbers, prizes, and odds are published on Lottery Post's Mississippi Lottery Results  page right after each drawing.

Lottery Post Staff

Comments

jimjwright's avatarjimjwright

Is every pick 3 draw in November paying triple cash.  Otherwise what would prevent someone from buying all 1000 combos to guarantee a profit of $500 ?

Newkids06

I was thinking the same thing but what's going to happen is what if select numbers are sold out, also the tax purposes. The $1500 won't be taxed federally but it counts as income so depending on how many times you win it could possibly get you on the back end. Possibly state taxes also and the sucky part its only one location in the entire state to cash prizes of $600 or more.

LottoBux's avatarLottoBux

Even if you don't play Straight for the triple payout,

You can still triple a boxed payout.

A lot of people play boxed so that's good news.

sam9009's avatarsam9009

That's a great promo. 

sully16's avatarsully16

Very cool , some extra Holiday cash.🥳

Powerball765's avatarPowerball765

This sounds too Good to be true  am going to Mississippi on four weeks Gambling binge vacation 🤠🙏🌹🐎🐎🐎👏🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘

     But wait a minute cost $1000 to buy all numbers win $1500 the maths doesn't add up maybe they ment to say win $750 lol 😝 Someone is smoking 🚬 something strong 💪 

billybucks

Quote: Originally posted by Powerball765 on Nov 4, 2025

This sounds too Good to be true  am going to Mississippi on four weeks Gambling binge vacation 🤠🙏🌹🐎🐎🐎👏🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘

     But wait a minute cost $1000 to buy all numbers win $1500 the maths doesn't add up maybe they ment to say win $750 lol 😝 Someone is smoking 🚬 something strong 💪 

 No. If there are too many winners the 500.00 prize would be reduced thus negating any attempt for players to buy it out. Also stores will not give you 1000 slips to individually play every combination or will they allow you to play them if somehow you got the slips due to time restraints. Or even allow you to call them out verbally.

Powerball765's avatarPowerball765

Quote: Originally posted by billybucks on Nov 4, 2025

 No. If there are too many winners the 500.00 prize would be reduced thus negating any attempt for players to buy it out. Also stores will not give you 1000 slips to individually play every combination or will they allow you to play them if somehow you got the slips due to time restraints. Or even allow you to call them out verbally.

I use Automated kios lol 😝 

lakerben's avatarlakerben

Who cares ? Take the money and run!!!

Tucker Black's avatarTucker Black

Quote: Originally posted by billybucks on Nov 4, 2025

 No. If there are too many winners the 500.00 prize would be reduced thus negating any attempt for players to buy it out. Also stores will not give you 1000 slips to individually play every combination or will they allow you to play them if somehow you got the slips due to time restraints. Or even allow you to call them out verbally.

That's not what it says on their website.

No matter how many people play or how many people win, the set prize amounts are the same. Your total prize amount depends on the type and amount of play you choose.

mslottery.com/games/cash-3

I may have to take a vacation to Mississippi. 🙂

Think's avatarThink

Wow, I would play those boxed!  How do I play this online?

 

Since its the sixth anniversary are players going to buy out triple 6?

Hmmm...Wait a minute is the Mississippi lottery going satanic?😬😉

Tucker Black's avatarTucker Black

Quote: Originally posted by Think on Nov 4, 2025

Wow, I would play those boxed!  How do I play this online?

 

Since its the sixth anniversary are players going to buy out triple 6?

Hmmm...Wait a minute is the Mississippi lottery going satanic?😬😉

No online, only in person.

IAmABadOne's avatarIAmABadOne

Wow. Just Wow.

This one is going to be very interesting to watch in November.

Will the local people in Mississippi jump on this with both feet and make a killing?

Will the out of state people swarm in and make a killing?

Will the lottery people continue this through the month if either of the above happens?

Wow. Just Wow.

Best wishes to all.

Ringoriddle

Only reason they are doing this is because they've gotten their self in a bind . Since it became a two draw state Ms lottery has always gotten trips 8 times a year this year they cut it in half to only 4 times! Ms lottery has became the most greedy and crooked lottery that's ever been.

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