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Hot/Cold Chart ...Reply
I am playing the Pennsylvania Lottery, if that helps please ?
May 27, 2022, 8:54 pm - DeafLuv2Win - Lottery Discussion Forum

Watching the pick 3 live online in all statesReply
Thank you for your response I can watch Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Virginia, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania now live
Feb 15, 2023, 6:20 pm - art353 - Lottery Discussion Forum

lottery 5/39Reply
Is there a reason why lottery players in your State of Pennsylvania tend to shy away from the TREASURE HUNT GAME listed as a 5/30 number selection ???
Jun 17, 2022, 6:45 pm - str8ca$hhomie - Lottery Discussion Forum

Let's try and wake up this Pick 10 N.Y. siteReply
OK guys I'm back it was a great weekend traveling to Pennsylvania and back grandkids, ice cream custard eating out visiting my second mother from across the street who took care of me. God bless her she's 92 years old. I said I have to get out to Pennsylvania to see them those things do mean a lot as I get older myself . But here we go there was a lot of low numbers last night so it's gonna go either way more low numbers or I'm gonna play a lot of high numbers I'll probably split it up with m
Aug 28, 2023, 4:14 pm - caspernina - Lottery Discussion Forum

Let's try and wake up this Pick 10 N.Y. siteReply
It's me CasperNina sorry guys I took the weekend off ,one day trips with the grandkids and children, Pennsylvania visit, old friends, Crayola experience you guys know the route I should be back in action for Monday nights pick 10 .
Aug 27, 2023, 2:29 pm - caspernina - Lottery Discussion Forum

Winning ticket worth $100,000Reply
This is a PowerBall winning number printout. The fourth line down states that it's the Pennsylvania Cash 5 drawing that is worth $ 100,000. So did the Cash 5 winning numbers closely mirror the drawn PowerBall numbers on July 10, 2002 (sort of a realtime double-exposure). Shame on the magician who presented this illusion as a winning ticket.
Jul 18, 2022, 12:45 pm - str8ca$hhomie - Lottery Discussion Forum

The $29.95 Non-BelieverzReply
Yes, and 2 fell into a chocolate tank in Pennsylvania. They didn't get out of it. M M's, they wanted to get smarter by bathing in Smarties-chocolate. They came out black or brown.
Jun 9, 2022, 6:44 pm - Speler - Lottery Discussion Forum

How can past draws help predict the lottery?Reply
Check out the my state Pennsylvania lottery results for treasure hunt. Look at the winning numbers starting 1/12/23 and follow 11, you will observe every time lately when 11 is in the last winning number 12 comes in the next draw. Every number in most lottery games behave like that. If you take your time follow individual numbers in the last draw you will observe a pattern. Do you notice after every few years the lottery operators increase their numbers? Pattern starts to get very noticeable so
Jan 21, 2023, 10:31 am - Jenemay - Lottery Discussion Forum

Most winners in a lottery?Reply
ScoobyDue where are you? The Pennsylvania Lottery's Cash 5 game selected the numbers 5 10 15 20 25 on February 6, 2004. The jackpot that day was $100,000. There were 242 winners and each received $439. Then in their Treasure Hunt game on December 4, 2010 the numbers 1 2 3 4 5 were selected. The jackpot that day was about $62,000. There were 42 winners and each received $1266. A link to their website is here on Lottery Post. It'll let you search for specific numbers for a specific date range. I h
Jan 18, 2023, 8:49 pm - david1691 - Lottery Discussion Forum

For those playing pick 4, pick 5Reply
Unfortunately in PA, Nick Perry's Pennsylvania Lottery charges a minimum of one dollar per play and increments of one dollar for Pick 5 (formerly known as Quinto). On top of that, considering that a good number of combinations that come out are 60 way combinations, a dollar box pays $850 for such a combination (e.g. 43211), which has to be claimed for tax purposes. In Ohio and Washington, DC and maybe other states the minimum bet is 50 cents (unless that has changed at some point). So that same
Dec 9, 2022, 9:34 pm - david1691 - Lottery Discussion Forum