Many state daily games, like Pick 3 and Pick 4, draw more than once a day, often at midday and in the evening. Here's what that means for you.
Separate draws, separate results
Each draw is its own event with its own result. A midday ticket only counts for the midday draw unless your lottery offers a combined option.
Times and cutoffs vary
Every state sets its own draw times and sales cutoffs. Tickets usually stop selling a few minutes before each draw. Check your state lottery's official schedule.
Plan with your budget in mind
Two draws a day can mean twice the spending if you're not careful. Decide in advance which draws you'll play, and stick to it.
How Apollo AI handles it
The Results Vault stores each draw by date and time where the game has several daily draws, so the charts reflect the history you're looking at.
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