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NEXT DRAWING: Saturday, Oct. 31ESTIMATED JACKPOT$127,000,000EST. CASH VALUE: $98 million

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How to Play Powerball®

Powerball is a multi-state game. The new minimum Jackpot will be $20 million. Jackpot increases for each game will be determined based on sales in the current environment.

CLICK HERE for the Official Powerball website.

DRAWING TIME:
Drawings occur Wednesday and Saturday at 10:59 PM.

On drawing nights, wagering closes at 10:00 PM and reopens at 11:15 PM.

Powerball costs $2 per wager. The Power Play® feature costs an additional $1 per wager — it can multiply non-jackpot prizes by 2, 3, 4, 5 or 10 times! 10x multiplier is only in play when the advertised jackpot annuity is $150 million or less.
Fill in a Powerball play slip by choosing five different "white" ball numbers from 1 to 69, and one "red" Powerball number from 1 to 26. Or, ask for a Powerball “Quick Pick” and let the Lottery terminal randomly pick your numbers.
Powerball tickets cannot be voided; once printed there is no way to cancel them. Please be sure to check your ticket carefully after purchasing to make sure it is what you requested.
CLICK HERE to check if your Powerball numbers have ever been drawn.
Buy tickets for future Powerball drawings with the “Advance Action” option. Play up to 26 consecutive drawings in advance. Get 26 Advance Action plays for the price of 25.
To play your numbers again, hand the Lottery Retailer your existing Powerball ticket and ask for a REPLAY. You will get a new Powerball ticket with the same numbers and wager amount. Your new ticket will have the REPLAY “R” printed on it.

Prizes and Odds

POWERBALL® WITHOUT POWER PLAY® - $2 WAGER

Match	Prize	Odds
5 Numbers + Powerball	JACKPOT	1 in 292,201,338
5 Numbers	$1,000,000	1 in 11,688,054
4 Numbers + Powerball	$50,000	1 in 913,129
4 Numbers	$100	1 in 36,525
3 Numbers + Powerball	$100	1 in 14,494
3 Numbers	$7	1 in 580
2 Numbers + Powerball	$7	1 in 701
1 Number + Powerball	$4	1 in 92
Powerball Number	$4	1 in 38

POWERBALL® WITH POWER PLAY® - $3 WAGER

Match	2x Prize	3x Prize	4x Prize	5x Prize	10x Prize
5 Numbers + Powerball	POWER PLAY does not multiply jackpot amount.
5 Numbers	$2,000,000
4 Numbers + Powerball	$100,000	$150,000	$200,000	$250,000	$500,000
4 Numbers	$200	$300	$400	$500	$1,000
3 Numbers + Powerball	$200	$300	$400	$500	$1,000
3 Numbers	$14	$21	$28	$35	$70
2 Numbers + Powerball	$14	$21	$28	$35	$70
1 Number + Powerball	$8	$12	$16	$20	$40
Powerball Number	$8	$12	$16	$20	$40

Overall odds of Powerball or Powerball with Power Play are 1 in 24.9.

The 10X multiplier is only in play when the advertised jackpot annuity is $150 million or less.

Official Powerball® Game Rules (Effective April 22, 2020)
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POWERBALL® FAQs

Powerball is drawn at 10:59 PM on Wednesday and Saturday evenings. The drawings are held at the offices of the Florida Lottery in Tallahassee, FL, and televised on WCCT-TV in Hartford, CT. To view a drawing after the drawing has occurred CLICK HERE.

On drawing nights (Wednesday and Saturday), wagering closes at 10:00 PM and reopens at 11:15 PM.

Using a play slip saves time and will ensure that the numbers you selected are the ones played. A play slip can produce up to 5 plays at $2 per play for a regular Powerball ticket, and $3 per play for Power Play tickets.

Power Play® is an add-on feature that costs $1 more per wager. The Power Play feature can multiply non-jackpot prizes by 2, 3, 4, 5 or 10 times. (10 times multiplier is available for selection for jackpots $150 million or less.) The multiplier number is randomly selected just before each drawing.

Yes, just ask for a Quick Pick ticket.

Powerball tickets cannot be cancelled; once printed there is no way to cancel it. Please be sure to check your ticket carefully after purchasing to make sure it is what you requested.

Yes, tickets can be purchased up to 26 consecutive drawings in advance. Simply select the "Advance Action" box on the play slip or ask the Lottery Retailer for Advance Action at the time of purchase. Get 26 Advance Action plays for the price of 25.

No.

The overall odds of winning are 1 in 24.9. The odds of winning the jackpot are 1 in 292,201,338.

While it may appear that the odds of matching the Powerball number should be 1 in 26 (as there are only 26 numbers possible to match), that is not the case. The odds of matching ONLY the Powerball number is a combination of two probabilities:

1. Not matching any white ball numbers and,

2. Matching only the Powerball.

When the math equations for both those probabilities are completed, the odds for matching only the Powerball number are 1 in 38.

No, as long as you have the winning numbers listed on your ticket in a single row, it does not matter what order they are drawn. However, you do have to match the Powerball number exactly.

You do not have to wait to cash in a winning Powerball ticket when you play Advance Action. To claim your prize, present your ticket to any Lottery Retailer. They will cash your ticket, and give you an Exchange Ticket in place of your original ticket. Your Exchange Ticket will be valid for the remaining number of active drawings on the ticket.

The Powerball jackpot prize is pari-mutuel.
If you are the only winner, you will receive the entire first prize pool. If you are one of several winners, you will receive one share of the first prize pool.

Choose your Powerball jackpot prize payout.
You have 60 calendar days from the time you present your winning ticket for claim at Lottery Headquarters to decide whether you want your prize paid as an "Annuity" or a "Cash Lump Sum" payout. (Winners who do not make a choice will automatically receive the Annuity payout option.) Select the Annuity option and receive your jackpot prize in one immediate payment and annual payments for 29 years. Select the Cash Lump Sum payout and you will receive your prize in a one-time payment.

In the event of a winner's death, the Lottery pays any remaining payments to the winner's estate or beneficiary as directed by court order or other governing document. For more information, please consult with your legal counsel.

No, all winning tickets must be redeemed in the state/jurisdiction in which they are sold.