Georgia FIVE (Evening) Payouts & Prizes
Exactly what Georgia FIVE (Evening) pays. It's a 5-digit positional game — you win the single best prize for matching your digits in order from the front and/or back. Amounts are for one $1 ticket.
Prize amounts reviewed 2026-06-18.
| What you matched (in order) | Prize ($1 ticket) |
|---|---|
| All 5 in exact order | $10,000 |
| First 4 or Last 4 (in order) | $225 |
| First 3 + Last 1 (or First 1 + Last 3) | $21 |
| First 3 or Last 3 | $20 |
| First 2 + Last 2 | $20 |
| First 2 + Last 1 (or First 1 + Last 2) | $11 |
| First 2 or Last 2 | $10 |
| First 1 + Last 1 | $2 |
| First 1 or Last 1 | $1 |
How Georgia FIVE prizes work
You pick 5 digits (0–9) in order. After the draw, Georgia FIVE pays the single highest tier you qualify for — never a sum. Matches are counted as an unbroken run from the front (first digits) and/or the back (last digits); a combination like "first 2 + last 2" is its own prize. A matching digit stranded in the middle doesn't pay.
Amounts are for one $1 ticket. Always verify a win with the official lottery before claiming.
Georgia FIVE (Evening) payout FAQ
How does Georgia FIVE pay?
Georgia FIVE is a 5-digit positional game: you play 5 numbers in order for $1, and after the draw you win the SINGLE best prize for how many of your digits match in their exact position, counted from the front and/or the back. Prizes are not added together — you collect the one highest tier.
What is the top Georgia FIVE prize?
The top Georgia FIVE prize is $10,000 for matching all 5 numbers in exact order on one $1 ticket.
Do I have to match Georgia FIVE numbers in order?
Yes — only digits in their exact position count, and only when they form an unbroken run from the start or the end of the number (the middle digit alone never wins).
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