On November 3, 2025, the hopes of lottery players across the United States soared as the latest batch of winning numbers was revealed in multiple state lotteries. From the Powerball to local draw games, the results kept ticket holders on the edge of their seats, checking and rechecking their slips in gas stations, grocery stores, and living rooms from Arizona to Indiana. For many, it was a night of anticipation, and for a lucky few, a night of celebration.
According to the Arizona Republic, the Powerball numbers drawn on Monday, November 3, 2025, were 03, 32, 40, 43, and 57, with the red Powerball being 18 and a Power Play multiplier of 2. These numbers matched across several states, as the same Powerball results were reported by the North Carolina Education Lottery and the Colorado Lottery. The excitement wasn’t limited to the Powerball alone. Each state had its own set of local games, with thousands of players trying their luck for prizes both big and small.
In Arizona, the state lottery also announced winning numbers for The Pick—01, 19, 23, 31, 33, and 39—alongside Pick 3 (9-5-2), Fantasy 5 (02-12-15-21-40), and Triple Twist (07-09-13-25-30-32). The Powerball drawing, which occurs at 7:59 p.m. Arizona time on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, drew particular attention, with tickets costing $2 each. Players could opt for a Power Play, which, for an extra $1, could multiply non-jackpot winnings up to ten times when the jackpot is $150 million or less. As the Arizona Republic noted, “Players can multiply non-jackpot wins up to 10 times through Power Play when the jackpot is $150 million or less.”
Claiming prizes in Arizona is a straightforward process for smaller amounts. Retailers can redeem winnings up to $100, and in some cases, up to $599. For prizes above that, winners must submit their tickets by mail or visit one of several Arizona Lottery offices, including locations in Phoenix, Tucson, Kingman, and even Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport. Each office has specified hours, and larger prizes can only be claimed at certain locations, ensuring both convenience and security for big winners.
Meanwhile, in North Carolina, the scene was much the same, but with local flavor. The Carolina Connect reported that Powerball numbers mirrored those in Arizona and Colorado—03-32-40-43-57, Powerball 18, Power Play 2. But North Carolina players also had a shot at Lucky For Life, with winning numbers 01-31-32-34-37 and Lucky Ball 13. The state’s Pick 3 and Pick 4 games delivered both day and evening draws, with numbers like 2-1-5 (Fireball 3) and 1-9-3-4 (Fireball 7) keeping players engaged throughout the day.
For North Carolinians, prizes up to $599 can be redeemed at retailers, while higher amounts require a trip to one of the state’s regional offices or headquarters in Raleigh. As the Carolina Connect outlined, “For prizes over $599, winners can submit winning tickets through the mail or in person at North Carolina Lottery Offices.” Each location has its own hours and can cash prizes up to $99,999, except for the headquarters, which can handle any amount. The state also provides a detailed process for mail-in claims, requiring a signed ticket, photo ID, and social security card for larger prizes.
Mississippi’s lottery, as reported by a local Mississippi editor, featured its own set of winning numbers for November 3. The Mississippi Match 5 numbers were 01-05-10-15-27, while Cash 3 and Cash 4 offered both midday and evening draws. For example, Cash 3 midday numbers were 8-2-6 (Fireball 5), and evening were 7-2-9 (Fireball 9). Cash 4 midday was 2-5-4-3 (Fireball 5), and evening was 6-6-7-1 (Fireball 9). The state’s Cash Pop game drew 03 at midday and 15 in the evening. Drawings for these games happen daily, with Match 5 at 9:30 p.m. Central Time and Cash 3 and Cash 4 twice a day.
Claiming a prize in Mississippi depends on the amount. Winnings of $599 or less can be picked up at any authorized retailer, while prizes between $600 and $99,999 require a trip to the Mississippi Lottery Headquarters or a mail-in claim. For prizes of $100,000 or more, winners must appear in person at headquarters, armed with government-issued photo ID and a Social Security card. Winners also have 180 days from the drawing date to claim their prizes, a detail that’s easy to forget in the excitement of a win.
Colorado’s lottery scene was similarly bustling on November 3. As covered by Fort Collins Coloradoan, the Powerball numbers matched those seen in Arizona and North Carolina, with Double Play numbers coming in at 11-27-55-62-68 and Powerball 02. Local games included Pick 3 (midday: 8-3-9, evening: 1-2-4), Cash 5 (03-15-17-19-24), Lucky For Life (01-31-32-34-37, Lucky Ball 13), and Colorado Lotto+ (08-11-19-21-35-37). The Colorado Lotto+ Plus numbers were 09-14-19-23-26-31. Tickets could be bought in person at various retail locations or online via the Jackpocket app, which is now available in several states, including Colorado, Arizona, and more.
Indiana’s Hoosier Lottery, according to an Indiana editor, had its own set of results. The Cash 5 numbers for November 3 were 02-14-28-32-34. Daily 3 and Daily 4 games offered both midday and evening draws, with numbers like 2-4-8 (SB 6) and 8-4-3 (SB 6) for Daily 3, and 7-9-1-7 (SB 6) and 3-9-9-2 (SB 6) for Daily 4. Quick Draw and Cash4Life games also kept players busy, with Cash4Life numbers 09-10-16-38-51 and Cash Ball 01. Cash Pop, a newer game, drew numbers throughout the day, from 06 in the morning to 11 late at night.
Claiming a prize in Indiana is also straightforward. Retailers handle prizes up to $599, while amounts between $600 and $49,999 can be claimed at regional offices or by mail. Prizes of $50,000 or more must be claimed in person at the Hoosier Lottery headquarters in Indianapolis, and all claims must be submitted within 180 days of the drawing date.
Across all these states, the process of buying tickets has become more convenient, with online options like Jackpocket allowing users to select their game, pick numbers, and even claim winnings from their phones or computers. As the Arizona Republic and Fort Collins Coloradoan both noted, Jackpocket is the official digital lottery courier for the USA TODAY Network, making lottery participation more accessible than ever—though, as always, eligibility restrictions apply and responsible play is encouraged.
For players across Arizona, North Carolina, Mississippi, Colorado, and Indiana, November 3, 2025, was another chapter in America’s ongoing lottery story—one filled with anticipation, a dash of luck, and the ever-present hope that the next drawing might just change everything.