Did I Win? Thai Lottery Ticket Checker

Type your six-digit Thai Government Lottery ticket number to instantly check it against every prize tier — the first prize, the two adjacent numbers, the second to fifth prizes, and the front-three, last-three and last-two digits — across 20 years of draws.

The checker shows any tier your number has ever matched and on which draw date, so you can see its full prize history in seconds. It runs entirely in your browser; nothing about your ticket is stored or sent anywhere.

This tool is for convenience and information only. A match in our archive is not an official confirmation — always verify a win with the Government Lottery Office, which alone can confirm and pay prizes.

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How a ticket is matched, tier by tier

A Thai Government Lottery ticket carries one six-digit number, and that single number is checked against several different prizes at once. Most people who win do not win the first prize; they win a smaller tier they were not watching for. The checker runs all of them:

• First prize — 6,000,000 baht. All six digits, in order, matching the drawn first-prize number.
• Adjacent numbers — 100,000 baht each. The two numbers immediately either side of the first prize. Two tickets in the whole draw win this.
• Second to fifth prizes — 200,000, 80,000, 40,000 and 20,000 baht. Full six-digit matches against separate lists of 5, 10, 50 and 100 drawn numbers.
• Front three — 4,000 baht. The first three digits of your ticket against either of two drawn numbers. This tier only exists from 1 September 2015 onwards.
• Last three — 4,000 baht. The last three digits against either of two drawn numbers.
• Last two — 2,000 baht. The final two digits against one drawn number. Roughly one ticket in a hundred wins this, which is why it is the prize most people have actually collected.

A worked example from the latest draw

In the draw of 1 November 2026 the first prize was 423224, the adjacent numbers were 423223 and 423225, the front three were 300 and 950, the last three were 393 and 804 and the last two were 85. Take those numbers and run three tickets past them:

• A ticket numbered 423224 takes the first prize: 6,000,000 baht, or 12,000,000 if the holder had the pair.
• A ticket numbered 300224 matches nothing at the top, but its first three digits are 300 — a front-three win, 4,000 baht.
• A ticket ending 85 and matching nothing else still wins the last-two prize: 2,000 baht, against the 80 baht the ticket cost.

That is the shape of almost every real win. Enter your own six digits above and the checker will tell you not only whether the current draw paid, but every draw in 20 years that number would have matched, and in which tier.

What to do if your ticket has won

First, sign the back of the ticket in ink, and photograph both sides. An unsigned Thai lottery ticket is a bearer document: whoever holds it can claim it. Then check the number against the official Government Lottery Office result for that draw — a match here is a convenience, not a confirmation, and only the GLO can confirm and pay a prize.

Prizes up to 20,000 baht can be paid out by an authorised vendor or retailer, usually straight away and minus a small handling fee. Anything larger is claimed in person at the Government Lottery Office in Nonthaburi, with the original ticket and photo ID — a Thai ID card, or a passport if you are a foreign winner, which is allowed and routine. Large claims are booked as an online queue in advance, and payment is made by bank transfer or Krung Thai Bank cheque rather than cash.

Stamp duty of 0.5% is deducted at the counter on Government Lottery prizes, so a 6,000,000 baht first prize pays out 5,970,000 baht. Charity Lottery prizes are charged 1% instead. The claim deadline is two years from the draw date, after which the ticket is void and the money goes to the state — so a ticket in a drawer is worth checking even if the draw is long past.

The full procedure, the documents to bring and the small print are set out in how to claim a Thai lottery prize and Thai lottery taxes and stamp duty. What each tier pays is in prize tiers explained, and your real chances tier by tier are in the odds guide.

This checker runs in your browser and stores nothing. It is for information only, and it is not a prediction of any future draw. Please read our Responsible Play guidance.

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