The outcomes of a specific Kentucky-based lottery game, involving numbered balls and a separate “cash ball,” determine prize winners. A hypothetical example could involve five primary balls drawn from a pool of numbered balls, and one “cash ball” from a separate pool. Matching these drawn numbers, in varying degrees, to numbers selected on a purchased ticket determines the prize amount won.
Knowing the drawn numbers is crucial for players to determine if they have won. This information facilitates the claiming of prizes and contributes to the transparency and integrity of the game. Historical data on past draws can also be used by some players for statistical analysis, although the randomness of the lottery means such analysis does not guarantee future success. The timely publication of this data ensures public trust and allows for efficient prize distribution.