Kentucky Lottery - Pick 4 Number Search

When and how many times was a Kentucky Lottery Pick 4 number drawn in exact order or in any order? What about part of a number such as pairs?

This tool allows you to list the history of a specific Kentucky Pick 4 in exact order (straight) or any order (box or combo). It also allows you to search part of a number or a pattern such as pairs and triads. If you are looking for the number drawn on a specific date, please see our past winning numbers page.

- Updated on :Wednesday, May 22, 2013
- Latest Winning Number : 5134
- Results Available : from 7/4/1998 to 5/22/2013
- Number of Draws : 9860

If this is the first time you are using this utility, please read the instructions on How to search for the past history of a winning Kentucky Lottery Pick 4 number or patern.

The number 5134 has been drawn 1 times in exact order.

The number 5134 has been drawn 24 times in any order.

How to search for the past history of a winning Kentucky Lottery Pick 4 number

There are three ways that you can use this utility to search for past winning performance of a Kentucky Lottery Pick 4 number:

1. Direct search Just enter the four digits of a Pick 4 number and all past draws of that number in exact order will be listed in the top panel and all past draws of the number in any order (as a box or combo) will be listed in the bottom panel.
2. Wild Card Search In this case you can include one or more question marks(?) and/or asterisks(*) at any position of the four digits as wild cards. If you use one wild card, the search will proceed for all winning Pick 4 numbers that contain the three digits in their exact positions. For example, searching for "?083" or "*083" will list all the past Kentucky Pick 4 numbers whose last three digits are "083".
   
   If you enter two or more identical wild cards, the search will be performed by replacing the wild card positions by identical digits. For instance, searching for "??00" or "**00" will list all winning numbers that end with "00" and whose two first digits are identical (such as 1100, 2200, etc.). On the other hand, if you use the two wild cards, each will be replaced by all possible digits. For instance, searching for "*?00" or "?*00" will list ALL winning numbers that end with "00"; that is, the first two digits should not necessarily be identical.
   
   Other examples:
   "?*?*" : lists all winning numbers with alternate identical numbers such as 1212, 8080.
   "?***" : lists all winning numbers with the last three identical last digits.
   "?*13" : lists all winning numbers with 13 as back pair.
   
   Note that only exact order results are listed with wild card search and the results are arranged in chronological order.
3. Pair and triad Search This new addition allows you to search for a pair or triad of Pick 4 digits in any order and at any postion. Here, you can enter one or two hyphens and three or two digits to list the occurence of the three or two digits. For example, "-102" will list all the winning numbers which contain "0", "1" and "2". They may be 1902, 2001, 0721, and so on. Note that you can place the hyphen(s) anywhere within the 4 characters without affecting the result. So, all the following will yield the same result: "-4-5", "--54", "-45-"; they will all search for "45" at any position and in any arrangement. There are, however, a couple of trivial restrictions : Do not use more than two hyphens, and do not use the wild cards (? and *) and the hyphens together.

   Note the difference between this search and the wild card search discussed above. Entering '123*' will list numbers that start with 123; but entering '123-' will list all the numbers that contain 1,2, and 3.

When you first load this web page, or if you do not enter any number in the search box, the winning history of the latest Pick 4 number (5134 ) will be listed.

Among other obivious results, the lists also contain "Draws between draws" and "Time between draws" columns that indicate the draws and time elapsed, respectively, between consecutive draws.

At the end of the lists are brief summaries. Especially interesting is how long ago the number or the number pattern was last drawn.