Lottery players across Oklahoma are reviewing their tickets following the official release of winning combinations for the Sunday, September 13, 2026 drawings. The Oklahoma Lottery conducted its standard evening selection process for two of its signature daily in-state games, presenting new opportunities for participants across the region to secure cash prizes.
In the Sunday evening Pick 3 drawing, the winning three-digit sequence selected was 3-0-8. The game remains a central component of the state lottery’s daily portfolio, providing players with consistent nightly action and various prize structures depending on the specific wager type chosen at the time of purchase.
Alongside Pick 3, lottery officials held the Sept. 13 drawing for Cash 5, resulting in the winning five-number combination of 01-03-19-24-29. This rolling game offers localized odds for players attempting to match the full set of drawn numbers from the designated pool to claim the game's top prize.
Following the confirmation of the winning sequences, lottery administrators emphasize the critical importance of ticket security for all potential winners. The agency advises that players immediately complete the information fields on the back of their physical tickets and sign them. An official signature establishes legal ownership of the slip, providing vital protection against loss, theft, or unauthorized redemption attempts.
Ticket holders must also adhere to strict time constraints when preparing to collect their winnings. Under Oklahoma Lottery rules, players have exactly 180 days from the official drawing date—in this case, September 13, 2026—to present and validate their tickets. Prize funds associated with winning tickets that are not redeemed within this 180-day eligibility window will expire and remain forfeited.
The specific redemption process a winner must follow is determined by the total monetary value of the prize. For prizes totaling $600 or less, claimants are afforded the most flexible options. These smaller payouts can be redeemed in cash directly at any authorized Oklahoma Lottery retailer across the state, or they may be processed in person at the central headquarters.
For players choosing to claim lower-tier prizes in person, or for those navigating higher payouts, services are centralized at the Oklahoma Lottery Winner Center. The facility is situated at 300 N. Broadway in downtown Oklahoma City. The center operates regular business hours from Monday through Friday, opening at 7:30 a.m. and closing at 4:00 p.m. to serve visitors.
Prizes falling into the intermediate tier, ranging from $601 to $49,999, cannot be paid out at local retail counters. Individuals holding tickets within this prize range must claim their payouts either by visiting the downtown Oklahoma City Winner Center or by submitting their claims through the postal service. Payouts for this tier are issued through either a standard state check or direct electronic deposit via Automated Clearing House (ACH).
Claimants who visit the Winner Center in person to collect intermediate prizes between $601 and $49,999 must supply complete documentation. State guidelines mandate that individuals bring clear photographs showing both the front and back of the winning ticket, a valid government-issued photo ID, official documentation verifying their Social Security number, and a properly filled-out lottery claim form.
The requirements remain equally thorough for high-tier jackpots and payouts of $50,000 or more. Winners at this level have the option to redeem their prizes in person at the Oklahoma Lottery Winner Center or via mail. Identical to the mid-tier options, disbursements are fulfilled through check or direct deposit (ACH). In-person claimants must provide photos of the front and back of the ticket, valid identification, proof of Social Security number, and a completed claim form.
For winners selecting the mail-in option, the Oklahoma Lottery maintains specific submission instructions. Players must send their original signed winning ticket along with the completed claim form to the official address: Oklahoma Lottery, P.O. Box 548810, Oklahoma City, OK 73154. Lottery officials caution that non-winning tickets sent by mail will not be processed or returned, and the lottery assumes no responsibility for items lost, damaged, or delayed in the mail.
Claimants who request direct deposit (ACH) for mail-in payouts must include supplementary financial documentation within their packet. To ensure accurate account routing, the mail-in package must include either a voided bank check or an official verification letter issued by the claimant’s financial institution showing current account and routing details.
In addition to managing the Pick 3 and Cash 5 games, the Oklahoma Lottery oversees an extensive weekly schedule of daily and multi-state drawings. Both Pick 3 and Cash 5 hold their drawings nightly at 9:10 p.m. Central Time. Other daily offerings include the Lucky for Life drawing at 9:38 p.m. CT and the late-night Millionaire for Life drawing at 10:15 p.m. CT.
The state’s broader drawing lineup features several multi-state jackpot games held on designated days throughout the week. Lotto America drawings take place on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday evenings at 9:15 p.m. CT. The multi-state Powerball drawing and its corresponding Powerball Double Play draw occur on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday nights at 9:59 p.m. CT, while Mega Millions drawings are scheduled for Tuesday and Friday nights at 10:00 p.m. CT.
With the Sept. 13 results now published, lottery officials urge all participants to review their tickets thoroughly, consult official payout charts to verify any matched tiers, and carefully assemble all necessary identification documents before beginning the redemption process.
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