View results for the USA Cash for Life (Cash 4 Life) lottery here every night after the winning numbers have been drawn. The grand prize is $1,000 every day for life!
The latest Cash for Life result is shown above. Be sure to check back daily, as the draw takes place seven nights a week at 9:00 PM in New Jersey, USA.
View the Cash for Life results history here. The last 10 draws are shown, with the most recent displayed first. For those that have bet on the Cash for Life lottery online, you will already have been notified of any wins from these draws.
The latest Cash For Life Hot Numbers are updated here every day after the evening draw has taken place. They are the numbers that are drawn the most often, starting with the most frequently appearing balls.
The final number in the combination above is the most commonly drawn Cash Ball number, ranging from 1 to 4.
The Cold Numbers for Cash For Life are those that are most overdue to be drawn, otherwise known as the numbers that haven't been drawn for the longest amount of time.
None of the statistical numbers shown here are in any way guaranteed to win a prize in a future lottery draw.
After each draw has taken place, the predictions for Cash for Life are updated here. The predicted numbers displayed are the outcome of statistical analysis of previous draws where those numbers have won big prizes. Please note, however, that the predictions are in no way guaranteed to win a prize in any lottery draw, as there is no way to accurately predict the numbers that will be drawn in any game.
These numbers will be updated every night after the latest winning numbers have been factored in.
To win the Cash for Life jackpot, you must correctly match five numbers from a pool of 1-60 and one Cash Ball from a separate pool of 1-4.
Players have the option to pick their own numbers, or they can be generated at random using a Quick Pick.
In total, there are nine prize divisions in the game, ranging from the Div. 1 grand prize to the Div. 9 prize of $2.
| Division | Matched Numbers | Odds of Winning | Prize Amount (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9 | 1 main number + Cash Ball | 1 in 13 | $1.50 |
| 8 | 2 main numbers | 1 in 28 | $2.50 |
| 7 | 2 main numbers + Cash Ball | 1 in 83 | $10.00 |
| 6 | 3 main numbers | 1 in 490 | $20.00 |
| 5 | 3 main numbers + Cash Ball | 1 in 1,471 | $40.00 |
| 4 | 4 main numbers | 1 in 26,480 | $100.00 |
| 3 | 4 main numbers + Cash Ball | 1 in 79,440 | $200.00 |
| 2 | 5 main numbers | 1 in 7,282,016 | $1,000 a week for life |
| 1 | 5 main numbers + Cash Ball | 1 in 21,846,048 | $1,000 a day for life |
| The overall odds of winning any prize in Cash for Life are approx. 1 in 8. | |||
A standard draw-based lottery combined with two huge annuity prizes are combined to offer the Cash for Life lottery. What’s more, it’s possible to bet on the game from South Africa through sites such as LotteryWorld, which means prizes are matched to the main game!
Every night of the week, the Cash for Life lottery takes place from 9:00 PM (Eastern Standard Time) and players from 10 U.S. states can participate.
Once the winning numbers have been drawn, all tickets that have been sold are checked and the prize divisions for that draw are then released. If any player matches the first or second division prize, they can look forward to a truly impressive win that will last them a lifetime. Take a look at what annuity lottery prizes are and how they work.
Annuity lottery prizes are prizes that are paid in instalments, rather than as a one-off lump sum payment. While this does mean that winners won’t have their lives changed overnight, over time, the steady injection or considerable cash amounts into their bank accounts certainly adds up.
In Cash for Life, the Division 1 prize is annuitized; $1,000 every day for life – that’s $7,000 a week or $365,000 every year!
The Division 2 prize, while smaller, would still have a significant impact of the lives of anyone who wins. Matching the five winning numbers will land you an impressive $1,000 every week for life. This means that the prize is one seventh of the value of the Division 1 prize – something that not many international lotteries can offer.