New Jersey Pick 4

The Garden State offers its own exciting version of the classic Pick 4 game - providing players with multiple chances to win every day. To participate in New Jersey's Pick 4, you'll select four digits, each ranging from 0 to 9, to form your combination.

Like many Pick 4 games, New Jersey's version features various play types that significantly influence your winning potential. A 'Straight' play requires your chosen numbers to match the drawn numbers in exact order, offering the highest potential payout.

A 'Box' play allows your numbers to match in any order, increasing your chances of winning. The 'Straight/Box' option combines both, providing a potential win for either an exact or any-order match. The 'Wheel' play covers all possible arrangements of your selected digits, maximizing your chances of hitting the top prize. Finally, the 'Pair' bet option (Front pair and Back pair) means you only have to match two of the four winning numbers.

Players can typically choose from several wager amounts, ranging from $0.50 to $5, allowing for flexibility in their investment and potential returns. Remember, higher wagers lead to larger potential prizes.

New Jersey's variation of Pick 4 includes the Fireball option. An extra number that is selected after the main numbers are drawn. Select this add-on to replace one of your numbers and create new winning combinations.

The Midday and Evening draws offer two daily opportunities to play and win. You can choose your numbers on your own or explore other avenues to get lucky numbers. For example, our Number Generator will create random selections for you. You could also delve into past draw statistics to identify potential number patterns.

For detailed information on wager types, draw schedules, and comprehensive instructions on how to play, visit our dedicated NJ.Pick-4.com website. There, you'll find in-depth insights and all the intricacies of New Jersey's Pick 4 game. Discover how to maximize your chances and experience the thrill of this popular lottery game in the Garden State.