Texas Cash Five
Cash Five is a popular Texas Lottery game with a jackpot of $25,000 per winner. Drawings take place six nights a week, from Monday through Saturday. Find out more about how Cash Five works, including how to play and all the prize details.
Cash Five Drawing Schedule
Here are the draw times for Cash Five. After the numbers are drawn, ticket sales reopen three minutes later.
- Draw Days: Monday - Saturday
- Draw Time: 10:12 PM CT
- Ticket Sales Close At: 10:02 PM CT
How to Play Cash Five
To play Cash Five, you need to select five numbers from 1 to 35. You can choose your own or get a random set via a Quick Pick.
You can enter your numbers in up to 12 consecutive drawings by marking the appropriate box in the Multi-Draw section of your playslip. Tickets cost $1 per play.
Cash Five Odds and Prizes
You win a prize in Cash Five if you match at least two numbers out of five. All the payouts are fixed amounts, including the jackpot of $25,000. However, if there are more than three top prize winners, then the jackpot is paid on a pari-mutuel basis with the cap of $75,000 being divided between all the winners.
The following table shows all the prize levels, plus the odds of winning.
| Numbers Matched | Prize Amount | Odds |
|---|---|---|
| 5 of 5 | $25,000* | 1 in 324,632 |
| 4 of 5 | $350 | 1 in 2,164 |
| 3 of 5 | $15 | 1 in 75 |
| 2 of 5 | Free Cash Five Quick Pick | 1 in 8 |
| Overall Odds: | 1 in 7.2 |
How to Check if You've Won
Checking if you're a winner is easy. Just visit the Cash Five winning numbers page right after each draw.
Can I Play from Outside the U.S.?
If you're outside the U.S., unfortunately you cannot buy Texas Lottery tickets. However, you can take part in Powerball and Mega Millions! Please see the Tickets page for details.
More on the Texas Lottery
Want to know more about the Texas Lottery and the other exciting games offered, like Powerball, Mega Millions, and Lotto Texas? Visit the Texas Lottery page for all the details, including the drawing schedule, top lottery winners, how to claim a prize, and the history of the Texas Lottery.