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The Journey

See what happens when your pool wins.

Seven short stops. Check a real play against a verified drawing, set up a pool of friends, see exactly what a prize would split to and what the first five things are, plan distinct lines, then make the pool real. Your place is kept as you go.

Results

Last night's numbers, verified.

Game

Latest verified drawing ·

033637566121

Power Play 2× · Estimated jackpot $20,000,000 · Verified against 2 official sources

Next drawing
Mon, Nov 9 at 10:59 PM EST · in 16 hours
One line costs
$2.00
Jackpot odds per line
1 in 292,201,338

Why this is honest. Published only when two official sources agree. We show what was drawn; past numbers say nothing about the next drawing.

Check

One play against one drawing.

The latest drawing is selected; pick any past one.
Your play
Tap the pad or type the five numbers and the special ball. Numbers sort themselves.

Why this is honest. One play, one past drawing, the official prize table for that date. A match last week changes nothing about next week.

Play it as a pool

Play it

Alone, or as a pool.

How you play
Friends, family, coworkers. 2 to 100.
Price per share
Members pay the Pool Admin directly; money never moves through ShareTheWinning.
Everyone takes the same number of shares in this example; a real pool lets each member choose.
Pot—
Lines bought—
Cost per person—

Why this is honest. A pool shares the cost of more lines. Every line has exactly the same chance; the pool changes what you pay, not the chance of any line.

If we win

The split, the taxes, the first five things.

Every tier of the game, jackpot included.
Claim deadline, anonymity and state tax come from the state.

The first five things

  1. Sign the back of the ticketThe Pool Admin signs it as the pool's trustee and photographs both sides. An unsigned ticket is a bearer instrument.
  2. Lock the recordThe pool's snapshot is already frozen: members, shares and paid-ins. Export the bundle from the pool page before anything else.
  3. Say nothing public yetTell the pool in pool chat, nobody else. Claims and anonymity rules differ by state.
  4. Call a lawyer and a tax professionalBefore the claim, not after. The claim form and the split are legal documents.
  5. Claim as the agreement saysWithin the state's deadline, in person for large prizes, the way your state pays a group: the "Who claims" line above says how.

Why this is honest. Whole cents from the official prize table, split by the same largest-remainder rule the ledger uses, so the parts always add up. Tax lines are estimates; the lottery and your return decide the real figures.

Plan coverage

Distinct lines, no duplicates.

Your pool buys — lines. The coverage tool builds that many distinct plays with a stated objective: spread the numbers across the range and keep any two plays from sharing more than a few numbers. Print the sheet, or send it to ticket entry once the pool exists.

Coverage avoids duplicate lines inside your own pool, so the pot never pays twice for the same play. It does not and cannot improve any line.

Why this is honest. Coverage keeps a pool from buying the same line twice. It does not and cannot improve any line.

Make it real

Create the pool, invite your people.

Game
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State
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Share price
—
Shares each
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People
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Lines
—

Create a free account and the pool wizard opens with these choices filled in. Then invite your people with a link, a six-character code and a QR code, and record the official ticket with a photo.

  1. Invite: link, code, QR, native share
  2. Members pick shares, pay you, mark it paid; you confirm
  3. Lock, buy the ticket, record it photo first

Why this is honest. Nothing is bought here. The Pool Admin buys the official ticket at a retailer and records it with a photo; the record does the rest.

Draw night

A reminder, the thread, the settle-up.

  1. CheckingOnce two official sources agree, every play in the pool is checked against the result. Fixed prizes post on their own; a jackpot or a pari-mutuel prize waits for a person to enter the official amount.
  2. SplittingPool winnings divide by the shares in the locked snapshot, to the cent, with odd cents going to the largest remainders so the total always matches.
  3. SettlingThe Pool Admin claims the prize and owes each member their line. Each payment is recorded by one side and confirmed by the other; the round closes when every line is settled.

On draw night the pool's page shows the drawing as it publishes, the draw-night thread opens on the results page, and members get the results message about ten minutes after the drawing when they ask for it.

Why this is honest. Results publish when two official sources agree; fixed prizes post on their own, and anything uncertain is marked Needs review, never guessed.

Every amount is in whole cents from the official prize table of the rule version in force. A pool shares more lines; it does not change the chance of any one line. Responsible play · How it works.