Fast Play / Instant Match Games

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Ron5995 — Wed, 26 Apr 2017 17:09:55 GMT

No need to mess with RNG. Lotteries can cheat players far more easily, legally. PA Fast Play tickets are pre-determinate. When one plays, the lottery computer generates a Fast Play ticket constrained by the number of prizes allocated less those already awarded. Similar to how physical instant tickets work.

PA Lottery Fast Play - Hot Numbers top prizes remaining as of Apr-26-2017:

TOP SIX PRIZES WINS REMAINING

$50,000 9

$5,000 74

$1,000 1,007

$500 2,693

$100 26,954... [ More ]

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rcbbuckeye — Mon, 24 Apr 2017 00:05:22 GMT

Well, first, welcome to LP!

I believe the lotteries themselves are not rigging games. There is too much at stake if they tried that and, and frankly, the odds of the jackpot games are such that they don't need to rig the games. Now, it is possible for a game that is an RNG draw to be rigged. That has been proven. And I'm aware of what happened in PA's Pick 3 game years ago with the balls being tampered with. Those instances were not the lotteries doing the misdeed, but individuals that let gr... [ More ]

Fast Play / Instant Match Games

Lotologist — Sun, 23 Apr 2017 21:49:00 GMT

Hi Everyone,

This is my first post ever made on Lottery Post and wanted to make the first one a subject of something that is relatively new for lotteries in numerous states across the country. They are the instant printout tickets that are a hybrid of the instant ticket and numbers/jackpot computer terminal based game.

On February 28 of this year, my home state of Pennsylvania debuted Fast Play . The cash strapped state was too lazy to come up with a different name for this game and rippe... [ More ]