Texas Two Step Numbers

Check updated live Two Step numbers from the latest draw plus previous results for this Texas-exclusive game. Are you a lucky TX Lottery winner? Find out below, or read on for details of how to play, prizes and odds.

Thursday May 25th 2023
13 15 18 19 29
View Prize Payout for May 25th

Next Estimated Jackpot
$200,000
Monday May 22nd 2023
12 19 33 35 21

Thursday May 18th 2023
3 6 13 28 7

Monday May 15th 2023
3 5 7 35 10

Thursday May 11th 2023
14 23 28 35 19

Monday May 8th 2023
9 13 14 35 7

Thursday May 4th 2023
14 28 32 33 15

More Texans win a jackpot on Two Step than any other game, and it's only played in the Lone Star State. The top prize starts at a sweet $200,000 and keeps increasing with each draw until someone hits it. There are two chances to win every week, with draws held on Monday and Thursday nights at 10:12 PM CT.

How to Play

Grab your cowboy boots and dance the Texas Two Step! Just choose four white ball numbers plus a red Bonus Ball from 1 to 35. For the latest hot and cold numbers, check out Texas Two Step Smartpicks.

Two Step costs just $1 to play. On draw nights, there are no ticket sales from 10:02 to 10:15 PM CT, so make sure to purchase before then to get in on that evening's game.

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Prizes and Odds of Winning

Two Step offers seven ways to win, with overall odds of 1 in 32.4. If you're lucky enough to take home a payout, you'll receive it as a single lump sum. You'll find all the prizes and chances of winning below:

Texas Two Step Prizes and Odds
White Balls Matched Bonus Ball Matched Estimated Prize Odds
4 1 Jackpot* 1 in 1,832,600
4 0 $1,501*^ 1 in 53,900
3 1 $50*^ 1 in 14,779
3 0 $20*^ 1 in 435
2 1 $20*^ 1 in 657
1 1 $7 Guaranteed 1 in 102
0 1 $5 Guaranteed 1 in 58
Payout over time is estimated at a minimum 50% of Two Step sales.
*If there are multiple winners, the prize is shared equally (pari-mutuel).
^Payouts may vary according to the number of winners on a prize tier; all payments are lump sum.