$550,000 Pennsylvania Cash 5 Jackpot Dangles Again — Here Are Sunday’s Numbers (Feb. 8, 2026)

• ⚡ Pennsylvania Lottery Daily Quick Report & Payout Info
• Winning Numbers: Pennsylvania Cash 5: 4-8-20-37-39.
• Jackpot Status: The Cash 5 jackpot was not reported as hit in the provided results and remains at $550,000.
• Drawing Time: Cash 5 drawings are held at 10:59 PM ET (typically daily).
• Payout Chart: See the prize tiers and payout notes in the “Payouts, prize tiers, and odds talk” section below.
• TrendPick AI Insight: A classic “two low, one middle, two high” split with a wide range made this draw feel evenly diversified.

The Pennsylvania Lottery Daily results for Sunday, February 8, 2026 featured Pennsylvania Cash 5 winning numbers 4-8-20-37-39. The listed jackpot for Cash 5 was $550,000, and the provided data does not indicate a jackpot hit, meaning the top prize is treated as rolling forward at that amount for reporting purposes. Check your ticket carefully and verify with official Pennsylvania Lottery sources for final winner confirmation.

Pennsylvania Lottery Daily results – Sunday, February 8, 2026

Pennsylvania Cash 5 results (Jackpot: $550,000)

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Pennsylvania Cash 5 deep dive – patterns, clusters, and what stood out (Feb. 8, 2026)

Bad news for players chasing instant riches: there’s no “confetti cannon” moment in the raw results. But good news for the jackpot-watchers with patience and a modest relationship with probability: that Cash 5 top prize is sitting at $550,000, looking temptingly spendable. (Your odds, however, remain unimpressed. Lottery math is the ultimate buzzkill with a suit and tie.)

Sunday’s combination landed on 4, 8, 20, 37, 39—a set that reads like it started out doing errands (4, 8), stopped for lunch (20), then went out late (37, 39). It’s a nice snapshot of distribution: low numbers, a mid number, and two late-game highs. The kind of spread that makes you think, “Sure, why not?” while the universe replies, “Because odds.”

The TrendPick AI Engine detected a notably even distribution across the number field, with minimal clustering and a late high-number finish. Translation: if you were hunting for a heavily bunched pattern—like five numbers all huddled together for warmth—you didn’t get it. This draw stretched its legs.

Low vs. high split

Two balls came from the low end (4 and 8), one sat in the middle (20), and two lived up top (37 and 39). That’s a pretty “textbook random” look—balanced enough that it won’t spark conspiracy threads, but still weird enough that someone out there will swear their cousin’s barber “felt” 39 coming.

Consecutive numbers and mini-clusters

The headline pattern is the small high-end pairing: 37 and 39 sit close, with 38 missing in between. Not consecutive, but close enough to qualify as a mini-cluster. Players who like to build around neighbor numbers got a half-win here—like buying a stock at the right time but forgetting to sell. Still, if your lucky ticket included 37 and 39, you at least had reason to lean closer to the screen during the draw.

Sum, spread, and the “looks random to me” test

The sum of the five balls came in at 108, which lands comfortably in the “middle of the highway” zone. You didn’t get a featherweight sum that screams low-number parade, and you didn’t get a heavyweight total that suggests an all-high takeover. The range of 35 (from 4 to 39) is generous, meaning this wasn’t a condensed draw where everything piles into a narrow slice.

In plainer English: if you enjoy variety, this was your buffet. If you prefer tight clusters because they feel “due,” Sunday basically told you to take your feelings and open a spreadsheet.

Payouts, prize tiers, and odds talk – Pennsylvania Cash 5 (Feb. 8, 2026)

Cash 5 is a straight-shooting game: match more numbers, climb higher in the prize tier ladder, and hope your luck doesn’t get audited by reality. The top tier is the jackpot (matching all five), while the lower tiers pay smaller amounts for fewer matches. Exact payout amounts can vary by draw and number of winners, so your best bet is to confirm your prize tier using official Pennsylvania Lottery tools or your retailer.

If you’re lucky enough to hit the big one, you’ll face the grown-up decision: take the cash lump sum (less, now) or take the annuity structure (more, later—assuming your patience earns interest and your future self still likes you). Either way, don’t toss that ticket in the wash. Sign the back, store it safely, and head to the appropriate claim center with your ID and a calm pulse.

And yes, the odds are long. That’s not negativity—it’s just math doing math things. The best attitude is treating a ticket like entertainment with a side of daydreaming, not a retirement plan with delusions of grandeur.

Next steps for Pennsylvania players – check, confirm, and plan ahead (Feb. 8, 2026)

If you played Sunday’s draw, compare carefully: 4-8-20-37-39. If you’re a winner, congrats—may your budgeting be as disciplined as your luck was undisciplined. If you’re not, welcome back to the club that meets every drawing night and pays dues in optimism.

Want to make your next pick a little more informed (or at least more entertaining)? Analyze your strategy for the next draw with TrendPick AI for these games on NichebrAI—especially the dedicated Pennsylvania Cash 5 hub at https://nichebrai.com/pennsylvania-cash-5/. And if you like comparing how different states’ number pools behave, you can cross-check patterns with other Cash 5-style games like New Jersey Cash 5 or North Carolina Cash 5.

One more reminder with a wink: numbers don’t have memories, but people sure do. Keep it fun, keep it responsible, and if you do hit big—try not to announce it to every group chat you’ve ever muted.