New Mexico lottery games

Roadrunner Cash uses a five-number line, while Pick 3 Plus and Pick 4 Plus use digits. Keep the Plus names intact when looking up the official rules, and do not mistake a bonus feature for an extra main number you need to select.

Catalog reviewed 2026-10-19 · 6 listed games · Official New Mexico lottery

Compare the games before choosing a ticket

Start with the selection format. Ordered digits, separate bonus balls and multi-line tickets follow different rules. The links below take you to a finished guide where available, or directly to the operator's game directory.

Roadrunner Cash

5 different numbers, 1–37

Read game guide Official rules and results Number tool

Pick 3 Plus

3 ordered digits, 0–9; repeats allowed

Official rules and results Number tool

Pick 4 Plus

4 ordered digits, 0–9; repeats allowed

Official rules and results Number tool

Powerball

5 different numbers, 1–69 + 1 separate ball, 1–26

Shared rules guide Official rules and results Number tool

Mega Millions

5 different numbers, 1–70 + 1 separate ball, 1–24

Shared rules guide Official rules and results Number tool

Lotto America

5 different numbers, 1–52 + 1 separate ball, 1–10

Official rules and results Number tool

What to check on a New Mexico ticket

Check the exact game, drawing date or draw identifier, number of plays and any extras before paying. Afterward, compare each line separately against the official result and its prize table. A main-number match and a bonus-ball match are different things. Keep the ticket for official validation.

This directory covers the listed draw games and draw-game collections. Scratch tickets, changing Fast Play inventories, limited raffles and casino products are outside this catalog. Check the operator for those products, current availability and purchase requirements.