Lottery Results Update
Florida Lottery Reveals Fantasy 5 and Cash Pop Results for June 4, 2026
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The Florida Lottery held its Fantasy 5 and Cash Pop draws on June 4, 2026. The Fantasy 5 midday numbers were 8-16-18-29-33, while the evening draw produced 6-7-9-14-33, according to Florida Lottery Official. Cash Pop ran five times throughout the day, with winning numbers of 1, 5, 10, 2, and a late-night draw closing out the cycle.
Tickets for all Florida Lottery draw games can be bought at authorized retailers statewide, including gas stations, convenience stores, and grocery stores. Winners can claim prizes by mail or in person, according to Naples News. Prizes requiring annual payments must be claimed directly at Florida Lottery headquarters.
June 4 Draw Results Across All Games
The midday Fantasy 5 draw on June 4 produced the numbers 8, 16, 18, 29, and 33. The evening Fantasy 5 draw came up 6, 7, 9, 14, and 33, per Palatka Daily News. The Pick games also ran twice. The midday Pick 3 was 3-1-4, and the evening Pick 3 was 0-7-5, both with a Fireball number.
Cash Pop offered five draws on June 4. Morning came up 1, Matinee hit 5, Afternoon landed on 10, and Evening drew 2. The late-night draw closed the day's cycle. Players who matched their chosen number in any of those draws were eligible for a prize, according to Florida Today.
How and Where to Claim Your Winnings
Florida Lottery tickets can be bought at any authorized retailer in the state. That includes gas stations, convenience stores, and grocery stores, according to Tallahassee Democrat. Players do not need to go far to enter — but claiming a prize is a different process depending on the amount won.
Winners can claim prizes by mail or in person at a lottery office. Prizes over $250,000 must be claimed in person at Florida Lottery headquarters in Tallahassee, per the Florida Lottery Official winner's guide. Any prize with an annual payment option also requires an in-person visit to headquarters.
New IRS Tax Rules Changed What Lottery Winners Owe
A key tax rule changed on January 1, 2026. The IRS raised the reporting threshold for lottery winnings from $600 to $2,000. That means the Florida Lottery no longer sends W-2G tax forms for prizes between $600 and $1,999, according to the Florida Lottery FAQ. But winners still owe taxes on those amounts.
Players must report those smaller wins manually on their own tax returns. Missing that step could trigger penalties. The change affects a wide range of Fantasy 5 and Cash Pop winners, since many prizes fall in that range.
Lottery Funds Florida Education With $2.16 Billion Yearly
Every ticket sold feeds a larger goal. The Florida Lottery has transferred over $50 billion to education since 1988 — a milestone reached in January 2026, according to Herald Tribune. Acting Secretary Reginald D. Dixon said the lottery creates "life-changing moments" for players while building "a stable, multi-billion dollar foundation" for schools.
For the 2026-27 school year, lottery sales are expected to send about $2.16 billion to the state's Educational Enhancement Trust Fund. That money helps pay for the Bright Futures Scholarship, which has supported over one million students since it started. Critics, though, argue lottery funds often replace — rather than add to — school spending, keeping Florida near the bottom of national per-pupil rankings, according to Ocala Star-Banner.
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