Currently, there are 45 states that operate their own lotteries in the US. When 2021, Washington DC and Puerto Rico will also offer lotteries. There are also several multi-state lotteries, such as the Mega Millions and Powerball. These lotteries are controlled by the Multi-State Lottery Association (MUSL).

The odds of winning a prize vary by lottery. Some games offer odds of 1 in 302,575,350, while others have odds of 1 in 292,201,338. In some games, the prizes range from $1 to $20.

Most of the profits from the lottery go to public schools, colleges, and universities. In some states, the money goes into the state general fund, which supports public health, education, and public safety. The money also supports environmental programs and natural resources.

The Maryland Lottery Agency holds two draws each day for Pick 5. The lottery also has an instant win feature. When someone wins, the prize is reset for the next draw. The agency uses manually operated air-mix machines to draw the numbers. The lottery website is translated by Google Website Translator, but the lottery does not guarantee accuracy of translations.

The New Jersey Lottery features seven draw games. The jackpots range from $10,000 to $200,000. This lottery also donates to school budgets and education.

The Pennsylvania Online Lottery features a wide selection of games. It also offers a free sign up bonus of $500. The site also has a quick pick tool and an inside track on lottery results.