Pennsylvania Lottery is the only US lottery that targets all of its proceeds to programs for its elderly residents.
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10 Facts About Pennsylvania Lottery
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The suite of products, known as the Pennsylvania iLottery, includes a variety of scratch-off games that reveal lottery ticket results online.
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Pennsylvania Lottery has been offering Xpress Sports' Racing and Football since the summer of 2018.
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Pennsylvania Lottery joined Powerball in 2002; it was MUSL's most-populous member until Florida joined in 2009.
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The Pennsylvania lottery ended the game, due to poor sales caused by the lottery joining the multi state Powerball game, in June 2002.
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The Pennsylvania Lottery cited the addition of Mega Millions to its portfolio early in the year; Super 7 was drawn on Tuesday and Friday nights, the same as Mega Millions.
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Pennsylvania Lottery uses an animatronic groundhog called "Gus", who claims that he is the "second-most-famous groundhog in Pennsylvania", as the mascot for instant games in television commercials which appear around the beginning of every month.
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Concurrent with the removal of validation codes, the Pennsylvania lottery removed "benday, " a random pattern of squiggly lines used as a security feature.
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Pennsylvania Lottery authorities became suspicious after rumors began that the drawing was fixed.
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All Pennsylvania Lottery drawings are supervised by Harrisburg-based Zelenkofske Axelrod.
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