$300,000 on the line: Pennsylvania Cash 5 serves up 6-9-11-16-35

• ⚡ Pennsylvania Lottery Daily Quick Report & Payout Info
• Winning Numbers: Pennsylvania Cash 5: 6-9-11-16-35 (Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2026).
• Jackpot Status: Not confirmed in the data feed
• Drawing Time: Varies by game — check the official lottery site.
• Payout Info: Prize tiers vary — see official rules; below is pattern analysis.
• TrendPick AI Insight: A mid-range sum with a slightly odd-leaning mix suggests a fairly “typical” draw—no extreme clustering fireworks.

Pennsylvania Lottery Daily results for Tuesday, February 17, 2026 show Pennsylvania Cash 5 winning numbers 6-9-11-16-35, with the jackpot listed at $300,000. Jackpot status is not confirmed in the data feed. Below you’ll find a quick pattern breakdown and number-distribution notes for the draw.

Pennsylvania Cash 5 balls (visual):

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Pennsylvania Lottery Daily lottery results – Tuesday, February 17, 2026

Let’s talk about the only thing that makes everyone sit up straighter: $300,000. That’s the Pennsylvania Cash 5 jackpot amount shown in the feed for Tuesday’s draw, paired with a five-number set that didn’t try to be flashy—just effective: 6-9-11-16-35.

Before you sprint to the claim center in a celebratory victory lap, one important bookkeeping note: Jackpot status: not confirmed in the feed. In other words, the data shows the jackpot amount, but it doesn’t explicitly say whether someone snagged it or if it’s moving on to the next draw. (Yes, this is the part where your group chat says, “So… did it happen?” and the spreadsheet shrugs.)

Pennsylvania Cash 5 results (PA) – Feb. 17, 2026

Today’s Cash 5 lineup is a nice blend of “hello, low numbers” and “oh, hi there, 35.” The spread runs from 6 to 35, giving a range of 29. That’s not a tight little cluster; it’s more like a road trip across the number line with one snack stop in the teens.

The **TrendPick AI Engine** detected a draw shape that looks statistically familiar: a sum of 77 (not too hefty, not featherlight) and a 3-odd/2-even split that’s basically the lottery equivalent of ordering vanilla and calling it “adventurous.” If you’re the kind of player who tries to “read the room,” today’s room says: calm, balanced, and quietly indifferent to your superstitions.

Pattern watch: clusters, repeats, and number distribution

Low vs. high: Four of the five numbers live at 16 or below (6, 9, 11, 16), and then 35 shows up like the friend who arrives late but still eats half the nachos. That creates a noticeable low-number bias with a single high-number anchor.

Consecutive numbers: No direct consecutive pairs (like 10-11 or 15-16-17) appear here. The closest thing to a mini-run is the spacing in the low range: 9 to 11 is tight, but it skips 10, so it doesn’t count as an official “consecutive” moment—more like a near-miss that keeps the draw looking scattered rather than clumped.

Gaps and grouping: The draw breaks into two informal groups: 6-9-11-16 and 35. The big gap between 16 and 35 (a 19-step leap) is doing most of the work in that “wide coverage” assessment. If you like your tickets diversified, this one at least spread the risk across the board.

Odd/even temperament: With three odds (9, 11, 35) and two evens (6, 16), the mix is standard. It’s not one of those “all-odd chaos gremlin” draws that makes people swear the universe is sending signals. (Spoiler: the universe mostly sends invoices.)

Sum check: A sum of 77 is comfortably in the middle for five numbers capped at 43 in Cash 5 rules. Translation: you didn’t get the kind of ultra-low sum that screams “all smalls,” and you didn’t get a high-sum pile-up either. It’s the financial equivalent of a sensible cash lump sum: not headline-crazy, but you’d still clear your schedule to talk about it.

What this means for prize tiers and your next ticket

Cash 5 is all about prize tiers—matching some numbers can still pay, and matching all five is the big confetti moment. Just remember: the odds don’t suddenly get friendlier because today’s draw looked “balanced.” Lottery math remains brutally consistent, like a bank fee with perfect attendance.

If you did match, check the official rules for payout details and deadlines, then confirm your ticket carefully before you do anything dramatic. Pro tip: treat that little slip of paper like it’s a coupon for free money—because, potentially, it is. Sign the back, store it safely, and follow the Pennsylvania Lottery’s guidance for claiming (especially if you’re heading to a claim center).

Next-step tools for Pennsylvania Cash 5 players – Feb. 17, 2026

If you’re planning your next play, don’t just “vibe” your way into it. Use pattern tracking as entertainment—not as a promise. Analyze your strategy for the next draw with TrendPick AI for these games on NichebrAI, including the dedicated Pennsylvania Cash 5 hub: https://nichebrai.com/pennsylvania-cash-5/. If you also dabble beyond state lines, you can compare game structures and number behaviors with tools like the Powerball tracker here: https://nichebrai.com/powerball-pro/.

One last wallet-wise reminder: lottery analysis is a fun microscope, not a crystal ball. The only “system” that always wins is the one that sells you 20 extra plays because you felt overdue.

Responsible play note: Play responsibly (18+ where legal). Set a budget, keep it fun, and don’t chase losses—your finances deserve better odds than that.