What Game is on the Pennsylvania Lottery on Monday Night?
The Pennsylvania Lottery offers an entertaining selection of games while raising funds to support programs assisting older residents across Pennsylvania. Established in 1971 and one of the oldest state lotteries, it boasts numerous popular titles like Powerball and Mega Millions.
Each lottery drawing utilizes a random number generator to select winning numbers and post the results online via Lotto Strategies and its website. Furthermore, there is also a verification process in place to ensure accuracy of online information; should any discrepancies arise between official results and those posted online, official ones will always take precedence.
Winners of lottery games must claim their prizes within one year from the date of drawing. Players may collect them at any authorized Pennsylvania Lottery retailer or at its headquarters in Middletown; for prizes exceeding $2,500 a claim form must also be filed with them. Unfortunately, the Lottery cannot accept responsibility for lost, stolen, or destroyed tickets so players should always keep them safely stored while signing them to verify ownership.
Pennsylvania Lottery also offers several popular local and scratch-off games like Powerball, Mega Millions, Match 6 Lotto and Treasure Hunt in addition to nationally broadcast lotteries like Powerball or Mega Millions.
Lottery officials have alerted players that due to system upgrades on Monday night, their website will be down until after midnight Tuesday and they cannot purchase draw games or Fast Play tickets until then. Once system upgrades have been completed, the website should return shortly thereafter.
Philadelphia (WPVI) — The Pennsylvania Lottery is upgrading its computer system in order to increase security and offer better customer service. This upgrade will affect online ticketing and telephone sales but won’t impact Mega Millions or Powerball jackpot payouts.
According to the lottery’s spokesperson, an upgrade is long overdue: 16 years without new systems is too long a stretch.” Certainly it’s time for change.
Although the Lottery cannot guarantee that any ticket will win, there are rules and regulations in place to safeguard players. Players must be at least 18 years old before purchasing tickets in Pennsylvania and may only play within this state’s boundaries. Furthermore, it reserves the right to refuse or cancel tickets at any time.
As well as Powerball and Mega Millions, the Pennsylvania Lottery also offers several exciting games such as PICK 2, PICK 3, PICK 4, PICK 5 and Cash 5. Players can also select nine state-specific games or create their own picks with ease. Furthermore, mobile apps for both Apple’s App Store and Google Play enhance player experiences further.