New York Numbers
A 3-digit draw (0 to 9), twice a day: Midday and Evening. This is the reference draw for "Nouyòk" borlette.
The New York lottery is the heart of Haitian borlette: every day, the Midday and Evening numbers are followed across the diaspora in the U.S. Here is how the draws work, what time they come out, and how to check today's results for free.
A 3-digit draw (0 to 9), twice a day: Midday and Evening. This is the reference draw for "Nouyòk" borlette.
A 4-digit draw, also Midday and Evening. Widely followed for 4-number combinations.
A 5-number draw from 1 to 39, with a Midday and an Evening version.
Each draw follows a set schedule, in Eastern Time (ET):
A delay at the official source can push back the display. Tchala Plus separates results that are already available from draws still pending, and keeps the update time, so you always know what is current.
Borlette is the most popular numbers game in Haiti and across the diaspora. Its most played variant, often called "Nouyòk," is based on the digits drawn in the New York lottery — mainly Numbers and Win 4, Midday and Evening. That is why hundreds of thousands of people in the U.S. follow the New York results twice a day.
Many also connect these draws to their dreams through the Haitian tchala: a dream is interpreted, then linked to numbers. Explore this tradition in our dream dictionary.
Follow New York Midday and Evening and turn on alerts in Tchala Plus — free on iPhone and Android.