Fantasy 5
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Fantasy 5, Cash 5, Pick 5, etc. are names of lottery games in the United States where five regular numbers are drawn from one set of numbers; in a few cases, a sixth number is picked, but it does not apply to the jackpot/top prize. The following is a list of US pick-5 games, and the number field for each. All pick-5 games in the US are drawn multiple times per week; some lotteries now draw their five-number game twice daily.
With very few exceptions, all US games where five regular numbers are drawn from a single set of numbers have had an all-cash jackpot/grand prize. Also, since poker is traditionally played with five cards, there have been several US pick-5 lottery games that used playing cards and their suits, rather than all numbers.
- Arizona Lottery Pick 5 (35 numbers)
- California State Lottery Fantasy 5 (39 numbers)
- Colorado Lottery Cash 5 (32 numbers)
- Connecticut Lottery Cash 5 (35 numbers; has a kicker² option); also planning a game to be called "Mix & Match" (20 numbers); no known starting date
- D.C. Lottery Rolling Cash 5 (35 numbers)
- Florida Lottery Fantasy 5 (36 numbers)
- Illinois Lottery Little Lotto (39 numbers)
- Hoosier Lottery (Indiana) Lucky 5 (36 numbers; 2 plays/$1); also Mix & Match (50 numbers; 3 lines/$2, players win per line and/or the numbers matched on all three lines)
- Iowa Lottery $100,000 Cash Game (35 numbers)
- Louisiana Lottery (modern) Easy 5 (37 numbers)
- Maine Lottery Paycheck³ (39 numbers)
- Maryland Lottery Bonus Match 5 (39 numbers)
- Michigan Lottery Fantasy 5 (39 numbers)
- Minnesota State Lottery Gopher 5 (47 numbers); also Northstar Cash (31 numbers)
- Missouri Lottery Show Me 5 Paydown (44 numbers)
- Montana Lottery Montana Cash (37 numbers; 2 plays/$1)
- New Hampshire Lottery Paycheck³ (39 numbers)
- New Jersey Lottery Jersey Cash 5 (40 numbers)
- New Mexico Lottery Roadrunner Cash (34 numbers)
- North Carolina Education Lottery Carolina Cash 5 (39 numbers)
- Ohio Lottery Rolling Cash 5 (39 numbers)
- Oklahoma Lottery Cash 5 (36 numbers; top prize is $25,000 after withholdings; "taxes paid")
- Pennsylvania Lottery Cash 5 (43 numbers); also Treasure Hunt (30 numbers) and Mix & Match¹ (19 numbers)
- Rhode Island Lottery Wild Money (35 numbers)
- South Carolina Education Lottery Palmetto Cash 5 (38 numbers; has a multiplier feature called "Power-Up")
- South Dakota Lottery Dakota Cash (35 numbers)
- Tennessee Lottery Pick 5 (39 numbers; new name)
- Texas Lottery Cash Five (37 numbers)
- Washington's Lottery Hit 5 (39 numbers)
- Wisconsin Lottery Badger 5 (31 numbers)
The list above does not include "4+1" games, where all five numbers are needed for the "grand prize", but are drawn from two number fields (as in Powerball, Mega Millions, etc.)
- ¹ Certain prize categories in Pennsylvania Mix & Match, including the jackpot, are won by matching number(s) in the order they are drawn. Tickets, and the winning combinations, therefore usually do not show the numbers in ascending order. The future Connecticut game will be played in the same fashion.
- ² The Kicker, if activated, adds 50 cents to a $1 play; players can win up to $4,650 if it is matched. The Kicker is a sixth number selected by the player (the game always draws exactly five balls).
- ³ Paycheck winners have three options: $235,000 cash; or 10 years of either yearly payments ($30,000) or $2500 monthly. Tickets cost $2 each. (Paycheck is likely to end in November, 2008.[1])