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Pennsylvania lottery wheels

Pennsylvania has 3 lotto-style games: Match 6 Lotto, Pennsylvania Cash 5 and Treasure Hunt. It also sells Powerball, Mega Millions and Millionaire for Life. Choose a game to mark your numbers and see what each wheel guarantees, or read on for how the Pennsylvania games compare and how to play a wheel there.

Pennsylvania lotto games compared

GameNumbersPer lineDraws a weekTop prizeTop prize oddsA small wheel*
Match 6 Lotto6 of 49$27Jackpot, from $500,0001 in 13,983,81610 numbers, 10 tickets, $20 a draw; comes into play on 1 in 11 draws
Pennsylvania Cash 55 of 43$27Jackpot, from $150,0001 in 962,59810 numbers, 17 tickets, $34 a draw; comes into play on 1 in 14 draws
Treasure Hunt5 of 30$17Jackpot, typically about $27,0001 in 142,50610 numbers, 17 tickets, $17 a draw; comes into play on 1 in 5.2 draws

* The smallest wheel that guarantees a three-number match whenever three of the winning numbers are among the ones you mark. Each game's page has bigger and smaller wheels.

Which Pennsylvania game suits a wheel?

  • For a guarantee that comes into play most often: Treasure Hunt. With 10 of its 30 numbers marked, three winning numbers land among yours on 1 in 5.2 draws, about once a week or more.
  • For the lowest cost per line: Treasure Hunt, at $1 a line.
  • For the longest odds and usually the biggest top prize: Match 6 Lotto, at 1 in 13,983,816 per line.

Buying tickets in Pennsylvania

  • Match 6 and Treasure Hunt are sold online through PA iLottery; Cash 5 appears to be sold only in stores.
  • To play a wheel in a store, copy each line onto an official playslip, or read your lines to the clerk.

For official rules, results and retailers, visit the Pennsylvania Lottery. LotteryWheels.com is independent and not part of the Pennsylvania Lottery.

National games in Pennsylvania

Cash4Life ended in February 2026; Pennsylvania now sells Millionaire for Life.

Other Pennsylvania Lottery games

The Pennsylvania Lottery also runs PICK 2, PICK 3, PICK 4, PICK 5, Wild Ball, Cash Pop, Keno and Fast Play. Wheels don't apply to those: they only help with games where you pick several numbers from one pool.