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Your losing Eagles or Steelers lottery ticket could still score big

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August 5, 2026

Pennsylvania players can turn non-winning tickets into exclusive NFL experiences

MIDDLETOWN, Pa. — Pennsylvania Lottery players who don’t win instantly with new Eagles and Steelers Fast Play tickets will have another chance to score big through exclusive NFL game day experiences.

The Pennsylvania Lottery announced that its Eagles and Steelers Second-Chance Drawings are now open to players ages 18 and older.

Through Sept. 24, players can enter eligible non-winning $5 Eagles or $5 Steelers Fast Play tickets into the corresponding second-chance drawing through the Pennsylvania Lottery VIP Players Club. Each eligible ticket submitted earns five entries.

The Eagles Second-Chance Drawing will award 30 winners with game day experiences, including club seats with pre-game hospitality, club seats with pre-game sideline passes and mezzanine tickets.

The Steelers Second-Chance Drawing will award 31 winners with prizes including game day suite experiences and game tickets paired with tailgate tent experiences.

Players can enter eligible tickets through the VIP Players Club at palottery.com or by using the Pennsylvania Lottery Official App’s scan-to-enter feature.

Lottery officials encourage players to enter eligible tickets as soon as possible. Mailed entries and late submissions will not be accepted.

The Eagles and Steelers Fast Play games will remain on sale after the second-chance promotion ends.


Key Points

  • The Pennsylvania Lottery has launched second-chance drawings for Eagles and Steelers Fast Play tickets.
  • Eligible non-winning $5 tickets can be entered through Sept. 24.
  • Winners will receive exclusive NFL game day experiences, including suites, sideline passes and club seating.

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