$500,000 on the line: Pennsylvania Cash 5 serves up a tidy 7-8-9 run on Feb. 7, 2026

• ⚡ Pennsylvania Lottery Daily Quick Report & Payout Info
• Winning Numbers: Pennsylvania Cash 5: 7-8-9-14-42.
• Jackpot Status: The Cash 5 jackpot was set at $500,000 for this draw; results posted below (check your ticket to confirm if it was hit).
• Drawing Time: Drawings are held at 10:59 PM ET daily.
• Payout Chart: Scroll to the payout / prize tiers section below for what each match level typically returns.
• TrendPick AI Insight: A rare little “stair-step” of consecutive numbers (7-8-9) made this draw feel like it was trying to pay interest.

The Pennsylvania Lottery Daily results for Saturday, February 7, 2026 featured Pennsylvania Cash 5 numbers 7-8-9-14-42. The advertised jackpot for the draw was $500,000; verify your ticket and official posting to see whether the top prize was hit or if the jackpot rolls forward.

Pennsylvania Lottery Daily lottery results – Saturday, February 7, 2026

Pennsylvania Cash 5 results

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Pennsylvania Lottery Daily deep dive – Cash 5 patterns (Feb. 7, 2026)

Let’s talk about what made this Cash 5 draw feel like a small-budget heist movie: it was quiet, quick, and it started with a clean three-number run. The sequence 7-8-9 is the headline act—consecutive numbers are absolutely allowed, but they still look “too on the nose” to anyone who’s ever tried to negotiate with randomness. Spoiler: randomness doesn’t negotiate.

The **TrendPick AI Engine** detected a notable clustering in the low single digits due to the 7-8-9 ladder, followed by a second mini-cluster at 14, then a long jump to 42. In plain English: this draw had both a tight knot and a long stretch—like your budget after you “just grabbed a few things” at the store.

Low vs. high numbers: a tale of two neighborhoods

Four of the five numbers (7, 8, 9, 14) live in the lower portion of the board, with 42 acting as the high-number outlier. That kind of split can matter psychologically more than mathematically: many players build tickets that “look balanced” with two lows, one middle, two highs. Saturday’s draw basically said, “Nice strategy—anyway, here’s a low-heavy set and a single high chaperone.”

Consecutive numbers: fun to see, brutal to bet on

Yes, consecutive runs happen. No, they are not a “sign” of anything mystical. But they do create a real-world ripple: fewer people tend to choose tickets with obvious consecutive strings, which can mean that if a lucky ticket does hit the top prize, it may be sharing the pot with fewer new best friends. Of course, that’s only helpful after you actually win—so it’s a bit like planning what you’ll do with a cash lump sum from a job you haven’t interviewed for yet.

Sum, spread, and the illusion of control

The sum came in at 80, which sits in that “not too hot, not too cold” zone for a five-number draw. People love to filter picks by sum (because it feels like risk management), but the odds don’t hand out discounts for tidy arithmetic. Still, Saturday’s spread—range 35 from 7 to 42—gave the result a broad footprint, covering both ends of the pool rather than bunching up in one decade.

Odd/even was 2 odd and 3 even. That’s the statistical equivalent of ordering water with your fries: it looks responsible, but it doesn’t change what you’re doing. Most draws land near a mixed split, so this is “normal” in the way your bank statement is normal when you stop looking at it closely.

Pennsylvania Cash 5 jackpot, prize tiers, odds notes – Feb. 7, 2026

The top-of-the-ticket headline is the $500,000 jackpot. If you matched all five numbers, you’ve got a very different Saturday night than the rest of us. If you didn’t, welcome back to the long game—where the odds are… let’s call them “ambitious.”

Cash 5 is built around prize tiers (match 2, match 3, match 4, match 5), and the value of each tier depends on the game’s rules and that night’s prize pool structure. In other words, your payout is determined by how many you matched, and whether the top prize was hit and divided. If you’re holding a potential big winner, don’t treat it like loose change: sign the back, store it safely, and head to the appropriate claim center with ID and the ticket in good condition.

One more responsible-money moment: if you do land a significant prize, you may face a choice between periodic payments and a cash lump sum (where applicable). The lump sum is basically “take the money now,” which is emotionally satisfying and financially complicated—like buying a boat because it was on sale.

Play smarter next time (or at least funnier)

If you’re aiming to improve your process without pretending you can outsmart chance, use tools that help you track patterns, check distributions, and avoid repeating the same number sets out of habit. Analyze your strategy for the next draw with TrendPick AI for these games on NichebrAI—start with Pennsylvania Cash 5 coverage here: https://nichebrai.com/pennsylvania-cash-5/. If you like comparing similar formats, you can also peek at other Cash 5-style pages such as New Jersey Cash 5: https://nichebrai.com/new-jersey-cash-5/ or North Carolina Cash 5: https://nichebrai.com/north-carolina-cash-5/.

Until then, keep your tickets safe, your expectations realistic, and your sense of humor funded. Because in lottery world, the odds are the house edge wearing a tuxedo—and every now and then, somebody still walks out owning the ballroom.